Vol. XIII, No. 10, December 2013
- Editor's corner
- Why are many FEC attractions so mediocre?
- Local, healthy top the 2014 restaurant menu forecast
- Bowling in transition
- Foundations Entertainment University announces three programs for 2014
- Wine now more popular than beer
- 5 ways to rethink your queue strategy to keep customers satisfied
- Is Chuck E. Cheese's declining comparable store sales the result of digital Darwinism, KGOY or what?
- Do "Digital Natives" exist?
- Raising the bar on grilled cheese sandwiches
- Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook: How to tell your story in a noisy social world
Wine now more popular than beer
According to a November 2013 survey of American adults by Rasmussen Reports, when adults drink alcohol, they now prefer wine (40%) to beer (34%). 20% prefer hard liquor and 2% opt for something else. More than half (56%) of women prefer wine over any other type of alcohol while 47% of men prefer beer.
When it comes to beer, men are almost evenly divided between a light beer and a regular one. A plurality (46%) of women prefers light beer. On wine choice, women are evenly divided over red or white while men strongly prefer red.
When it comes to the 20% of Americans that prefer hard liquor, 24% cite vodka as their favorite, 18% choose bourbon, 13% prefer rum, 10% scotch, 9% tequila and 7% favor gin. The other 8% opt for something else or are undecided.
Vol. XIII, No. 10, December 2013
- Editor's corner
- Why are many FEC attractions so mediocre?
- Local, healthy top the 2014 restaurant menu forecast
- Bowling in transition
- Foundations Entertainment University announces three programs for 2014
- Wine now more popular than beer
- 5 ways to rethink your queue strategy to keep customers satisfied
- Is Chuck E. Cheese's declining comparable store sales the result of digital Darwinism, KGOY or what?
- Do "Digital Natives" exist?
- Raising the bar on grilled cheese sandwiches
- Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook: How to tell your story in a noisy social world
