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Alcohol & Sport: A Match Made In Heaven?

Alcohol & Sport: A Match Made In Heaven? | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

If you’re an American and you’re watching sports, chances are you probably have a beer in your hand. Research from the Harris Poll suggests 8 out of 10 American adults are watching the World Series on TV with an alcoholic beverage. People attending live sports are also highly likely to hit the bar, no matter what sporting event they attend.

 

Interestingly, some sports go hand-in-hand with alcohol more than others. American football is the premier U.S. sport for drinking with 84 percent consuming alcohol while watching it on television and 83 percent enjoying it at the stadium. Boxing is the second most popular sport for a round of drinks, whether you’re watching at home or ringside. 78 percent of people tend to watch a hockey game on television with some form of alcoholic beverage and it rounds off the top three. Even though it’s less common to order a beer at a tennis game, many people do it anyway. 75 percent of U.S. adults say they prefer to drink alcohol during a live tennis game while 76 percent quench their thirst for beer watching a live round of golf.

Jeff Domansky's insight:

This chart shows the percentage of Americans consuming alcohol while watching the following sports on television or live. With some sports, like tennis, golf and soccer, you need a drink just to liven things up.  And those numbers for soccer? Lies! It's gotta be 100% enjoying a beer while watching soccer!  ;-)

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Drink Beers, Then Scratch Them Off This Infographic Like A Lottery Ticket

Drink Beers, Then Scratch Them Off This Infographic Like A Lottery Ticket | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The guys at Brooklyn's Pop Chart Lab's already put out the most comprehensive beer infographic on the planet, but you'd die of alcohol poisoning if you tried to drink your way through it, even in a year. Inspired by the annoyingly repetitive school bus tune, Pop Chart's latest is a lot more manageable. The 99 Bottles of Craft Beer on the Wall chart is a scratch-off checklist of almost 100 craft beers.

Jeff Domansky's insight:

A pint of creativity. 99 bottles of beer on the wall, literally.

Marco Favero's curator insight, January 24, 2016 5:05 AM

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Beervana: The Bold New World of 2014 Looks Unsettlingly Like 1978

Beervana: The Bold New World of 2014 Looks Unsettlingly Like 1978 | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

...Stone's corporate identity has always threatened to bleed over the thin line separating satire and self-importance, so maybe it's not the best example of craft beer's direction.  TheAtlantic piece drives the point home more pointedly: "So is this the future of U.S. beer consumption – a country that stumbles over itself to buy beer made with wild-carrot seed, bee balm, chanterelle mushrooms , and aged in whiskey barrels?"


It got me thinking.  If the craft beer market has become a contest over the most outrageous, has craft beer finally grown up and become its nemesis, mass market beer?  Allow me to demonstrate....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Ponder this: Has craft beer marketing gone too far?

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Internet-Connected Cup Tells Bartender When It's Time for a Refill

Internet-Connected Cup Tells Bartender When It's Time for a Refill | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The Internet of Things may be coming to a bar near you.

 

In the latest twist in IoT gadgetry, the Absout Company’s Malibu brand is introducing ‘Coco-nect’ cups, which send signals to bar staff when a fresh drink is required.

 

The connected-drinks system uses Wi-Fi and RFID technologies with the coconut-shaped cups.

 

When a fresh drink is desired, the consumer twists the bottom of the cup, which send a drink order to the bar, including the consumer’s location....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Internet-Connected Cup tells bartender when it's time for a refill. Tasty IoT.

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Carlsberg Makes Londoners Happy With Billboard That Gives Out Free Beer

Carlsberg Makes Londoners Happy With Billboard That Gives Out Free Beer | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

If you thought Coke Zero's drinkable billboard was impressive, Carlsberg would like to serve you some outdoor advertising with a bit more kick.


The Danish brewer, with help from ad agency Fold7 and design company Mission Media, unveiled a beer-dispensing billboard at The Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane in London. The billboard was emblazoned with the headline, "Probably the best poster in the world." The brand was on hand to monitor the drinkers, making sure no one was under 18....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Tasty beer billboard campaign turns hops heads in London. Only in Britain? Pity!

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