Breaking through to the mainstream

1-Sep-2003

The US whiskey category in duty-free, with sales a tenth of those in the Scotch whisky sector, is regarded as a niche market. But as the number of premium brands on offer rises and retailers become more creative in appealing to potential consumers, that could be about to change, as Joe Bates discovers.

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The US whiskey category in duty-free, with sales a tenth of those in the Scotch whisky sector, is regarded as a niche market. But as the number of premium brands

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