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市場調查報告書

年輕族群消費酒精飲料的行為

Keeping Young Adults Loyal in Alcoholic Drinks

出版商 Datamonitor
出版日期 2006年09月 商品編碼 44633
內容資訊 英文  
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本報告已在2011年07月19日停止出版。

簡介

專門於多樣市場領域之調查分析的英國市調公司 Datamonitor Corporation(總公司:倫敦),針對年輕族群消費酒精飲料的行為進行相關調查分析,並出版報告書 "Keeping Young Adults Loyal in Alcoholic Drinks" 。

本報告書內容包括:年輕族群的定義、年輕族群消費酒精飲料的金額及消費量減少等主要市場趨勢、男 女別消費型態及偏好、傾向等詳細的調查分析,以及今後行動要點等各種建議。內容綱要摘記如下:

第1章 實施概要

第2章 未來發展前景

  • 介紹
    • 年輕族群的定義
  • 趨勢:年輕族群酒精飲料消費金額減少
    • 年輕族群人口減少
    • 年輕族群平均每人酒精飲精消費量減少
    • 成長率超過On-trade銷售(餐廳等當場立即消費的銷售型態)的Off-trade銷售(超市等不當場消費的銷售型態)
  • 趨勢:年輕女性消費群的消費型態變化
    • 女性生活型態的變化
    • 女性的社交
    • 男女混合團體的增加
  • 趨勢:飲食中的消費居多
    • 高級產品的消費機會增加
    • 飲食刺激酒的消費
    • 年輕族群在餐廳的單次支出減少
  • 深入分析:不同年齡層人口的特徵逐漸模糊,因此根據年齡層典型特徵的行銷活動效果不大
    • 不喜歡被貼標籤的年輕族群
    • 2大群體
    • 對成熟的渴求展現在年輕族群的飲酒選擇上
  • 深入分析:扮演重要角色的”形象”
    • 有效的口碑
    • 廣告不會提昇消費量
  • 深入分析:味覺成熟帶動飲料選擇的變化
    • 啤酒的形象
    • 紅白酒的形象
    • FAB的形象
    • 西打(蘋果酒)的形象
  • 深入分析:男性消費者間的交流及與運動的關係
    • 男性飲酒及其他活動
    • 男性飲酒及從眾性
  • 深入分析:廣泛嘗試各種飲料的消費習慣愈來愈重要
    • 酒類的選擇
    • 更勇於嘗試的年輕族群
  • 深入分析:反應不斷變化之年輕族群味覺的商品開發
    • 甜酒的增加
    • 伏特加的接受度
  • 深入分析:健康意識的提昇提供了市場機會
    • 比健康還重要的「放縱」
    • 消費者認知到紅白酒之健康層面的好處
    • 禁煙不會對市場造成負面影響
  • 總論

第3章 行動要點

  • Off-trade銷售(超市等不當場消費的銷售型態)品質的提昇
  • On-trade銷售(餐廳等當場立即消費的銷售型態)環境的改善
  • 灌輸飲食和酒類飲料之間關連性的觀念
  • 以年輕族群為目標市場時揭開紅白酒的神祕面紗
  • 雙重目標市場策略
  • 有競爭力的價格提供高級商品
  • 建立品牌忠誠度的活動行銷
  • 確保受關注的新產品開發

第4章 附錄

  • 補充資料
    • 法國年輕族群的酒精飲料消費
    • 德國年輕族群的酒精飲料消費
    • 義大利年輕族群的酒精飲料消費
    • 荷蘭年輕族群的酒精飲料消費
    • 西班牙年輕族群的酒精飲料消費
    • 瑞典年輕族群的酒精飲料消費
    • 英國年輕族群的酒精飲料消費
    • 美國年輕族群的酒精飲料消費

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目錄

Abstract

Overview

Introduction

This report examines what influence changing societal contexts and evolving demographic complexity trends have on Young Adults drinks consumption and how needstates are changing as a result

Table of Contents

  • CHAPTER 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
    • The hot topic
    • The future decoded
      • Young Adults account for a shrinking proportion of alcohol spend
      • Young women are altering consumption patterns
      • Drinking is more frequently partnered with mealtimes
      • Tastes have matured, driving changes in drink choice
    • Action points
  • CHAPTER 2 THE FUTURE DECODED
    • Introduction
      • Defining Young Adults
    • TREND: Young Adults account for a shrinking proportion of alcohol spend
      • The population of Young Adults is shrinking
      • The per capita spend on alcohol by Young Adults is shrinking
      • The off-trade overall is growing faster than the on-trade
        • Rise of singles in the 25-34 demographic is the key growth driver in the on-trade
        • Young Adults occasions are growing in the off-trade
        • The need for alcohol as a social lubricant will continue to ensure sales in the on-trade
    • TREND: Young women are altering consumption patterns
      • Female lifestyles are changing
        • Rising number of female Young Adults entering tertiary education
        • Young Women are staying single for longer
    • Female social drinking is focused on interaction and sharing
      • The on-trade is witnessing the feminization of venues
      • The off-trade is being driven by growth in the female demographic
        • There is a rise in mixed sex groups
    • TREND: Drinking is more frequently partnered with mealtimes
      • Food occasions have encouraged premium alcoholic drink uptake
        • The on-trade needs to upgrade to prevent negative growth
        • The off-trade is benefiting from an increase in premium product offerings
          • Food occasions have driven wine consumption
          • Young Adults' spend per occasion in the on-trade is decreasing
    • INSIGHT: Age boundaries are blurring and it is no longer sufficient to base marketing on age stereotypes.
      • Young Adults do not like to be labeled
      • The Young Adults group itself consists of two very different groups
        • Students are not necessarily price-led
          • The desire for maturity affects Young Adults' drink choice
    • INSIGHT: Image plays an important role in determining the success of channels
      • Word of mouth is effective in targeting Young Adults
        • Young Adults say they aren't influenced by word of mouth but in fact their behavior is
          • Advertising does not drive consumption upwards
    • INSIGHT: Tastes have matured, driving changes in drink choice
      • The image of beer has been affected by the premiumization trend
      • The image of wine is benefiting from its association with food
        • Young Adults' interest in wine has encouraged manufacturer activity
        • There is further potential to target Young Adults in the wine segment
    • The image of FABs has suffered in recent years
      • The FABs craze peaked later in current growth markets
      • The decline in FABs could reflect a switch to off-trade consumption
      • Young Adults in Germany are put off by higher prices of FABs
      • The slump in demand has led to the disappearance of brands
      • FABs consumption may be swayed by promotional activity
      • FABs can play some role in achieving customer loyalty in later years
    • The image of cider has improved following the introduction of more premium products
      • The UK may provide a good indication of emerging cider trends overall
      • The decline of FABs has had a positive impact on the cider market
      • Cider manufacturers are learning from FABs' mistakes
    • INSIGHT: Interaction between male drinkers is often based around sports
      • Male drinking is characterized by the presence of secondary activities
      • Conformity forms a large part of male drinking
    • INSIGHT: Repertoire drinking is becoming increasingly important
      • Need states and occasions determine Young Adults' drink choice
      • Young Adults are likely to be more experimental than older consumers
    • INSIGHT: Innovations are reflecting changing Young Adult tastes
      • There has been an increase in the number of sweet tasting drinks available on the market
      • Vodka has benefited from its adaptability
        • The opportunity to experiment proves an attractive option
    • INSIGHT: Increased health awareness provides an opportunity in the market
      • Indulgence is more important than health issues
        • Debit and credits behavior allows for indulgences
        • Baby boomers are the key group for health products
    • Consumers recognize the health benefits of wine
    • Future smoking bans are unlikely to negatively impact the market
      • Smoking bans may increase health awareness
      • The link between alcohol and smoking means bans will affect on-trade consumption
      • Smoking bans may encourage smokers to quit
      • The effects of the smoking ban on the on-trade will be minimal
    • Conclusions
  • CHAPTER 3 ACTION POINTS
    • Increase the quality of the off-trade offering
      • Enhance premium offerings in the off-trade
      • Encapsulate the benefits of the on-trade into off-trade products
    • Alter the on-trade experience to cater to changing tastes
      • Turn bars into comfortable, convenient 'homes from home'
      • Adjust to an increasingly feminized on-trade environment
    • Associate alcohol with food occasions in Young Adults' minds
      • Build the connection between food and beer
      • Focus wine on informal Young Adult related meal occasions
        • Case Study: Banrock links wine with Aussie BBQ bangers
    • Demystify wine to target Young Adults
      • The wine market needs to address Young Adults drinking preferences
        • Case Study: Constellation Wines - giving wine brands demystified attitude
    • Ensure dual targeting for drinks
    • Target consumers with a premium product, at a competitive price
      • Case Study: Positioning Magners as a premium cider
    • Use event marketing to build brand loyalty
      • Establish a connection with music events
      • Establish long-term sponsorship contracts
    • Create novel products in order to maintain interest
  • CHAPTER 4 APPENDIX
    • Supplementary data
      • Young Adults' alcoholic drinks in France
      • Young Adults' alcoholic drinks in Germany
      • Young Adults' alcoholic drinks in Italy
      • Young Adults' alcoholic drinks in the Netherlands
      • Young Adults' alcoholic drinks in Spain
      • Young Adults' alcoholic drinks in Sweden
      • Young Adults' alcoholic drinks in the UK
      • Young Adults' alcoholic drinks in the US
    • Definitions
    • Research methodology
    • Future readings
    • How to contact experts in your industry
    • List of Tables
      • Table 1: Number of Young Adults in Europe and the US (m), 2000-2010
      • Table 2: Number of Young Adults in Europe and the US as a percentage of overall population (%) , 2000-2010
      • Table 3: Young Adults' alcoholic spend per capita (US$), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 4: Young Adults' alcoholic spend as a percentage of all groups' spend (%), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 5: Total number of alcoholic drinking occasions (m), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 6: Total share of alcoholic drinking occasions by occasion type (%), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 7: Off-trade share of Young Adult alcohol consumption (% volume), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 8: Young Adults' per capita consumption of alcohol overall (liters of pure alcohol), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 9: Number of women students in Europe and the US (m), 2000-2010
      • Table 10: Mean age at first marriage - females, Europe and the US, 1990-2010
      • Table 11: Mean average age at time of first childbirth Europe and the US, 2000-2010
      • Table 12: Overall alcoholic drinks values in the off-trade (US$ m), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 13: Overall alcoholic drinks volumes in the off-trade (Liters m), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 14: Wine as a percentage of Young Adults alcohol consumption overall (% volume), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 15: Overall alcoholic drinks values in the on-trade (US$ m), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 16: Overall alcoholic drinks volumes in the on-trade (Liters m), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 17: Young Adults' per capita consumption of beer (liters of pure alcohol), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 18: Young Adults' beer consumption as % of total beer consumption (%), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 19: Young Adults' per capita consumption of wine (liters of pure alcohol), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 20: Young Adults' wine consumption as % of total wine consumption (%), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 21: Young Adults' per capita consumption of FABs (liters of pure alcohol), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 22: Young Adults' per capita consumption of FABs (liters of pure alcohol), US & Europe, 2003-2005
      • Table 23: Young Adults' FABs consumption as % of total FABs consumption (%), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 24: Young Adults' per capita consumption of cider (liters of pure alcohol), US & Europe, 2000-2010
      • Table 25: Value of Young Adults overall alcohol spend (US$ m), France, 2000-2010
      • Table 26: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol spend (% value), France, 2000-2010
      • Table 27: Volume of Young Adults overall alcohol consumption (Liters of drinks m), France, 2000-2010
      • Table 28: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol consumption (% volume), France, 2000-2010
      • Table 29: Value of Young Adults overall alcohol spend (US$ m), Germany, 2000-2010
      • Table 30: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol spend (% value), Germany, 2000-2010
      • Table 31: Volume of Young Adults overall alcohol consumption (Liters of drinks m), Germany, 2000-2010
      • Table 32: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol consumption (% volume), Germany, 2000-2010
      • Table 33: Value of Young Adults overall alcohol spend (US$ m), Italy, 2000-2010
      • Table 34: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol spend (% value), Italy, 2000-2010
      • Table 35: Volume of Young Adults overall alcohol consumption (Liters of drinks m), Italy, 2000-2010
      • Table 36: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol consumption (% volume), Italy, 2000-2010
      • Table 37: Value of Young Adults overall alcohol spend (US$ m), The Netherlands, 2000-2010
      • Table 38: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol spend (% value), The Netherlands, 2000-2010
      • Table 39: Volume of Young Adults overall alcohol consumption (Liters of drinks m), The Netherlands, 2000-2010
      • Table 40: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol consumption (% volume), The Netherlands, 2000-2010
      • Table 41: Value of Young Adults overall alcohol spend (US$ m), Spain, 2000-2010
      • Table 42: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol spend (% value), Spain, 2000-2010
      • Table 43: Volume of Young Adults overall alcohol consumption (Liters of drinks m), Spain, 2000-2010
      • Table 44: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol consumption (% volume), Spain, 2000-2010
      • Table 45: Value of Young Adults overall alcohol spend (US$ m), Sweden, 2000-2010
      • Table 46: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol spend (% value), Sweden, 2000-2010
      • Table 47: Volume of Young Adults overall alcohol consumption (Liters of drinks m), Sweden, 2000-2010
      • Table 48: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol consumption (% volume), Sweden, 2000-2010
      • Table 49: Value of Young Adults overall alcohol spend (US$ m), UK, 2000-2010
      • Table 50: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol spend (% value), UK, 2000-2010
      • Table 51: Volume of Young Adults overall alcohol consumption (Liters of drinks m), UK, 2000-2010
      • Table 52: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol consumption (% volume), UK, 2000-2010
      • Table 53: Value of Young Adults overall alcohol spend (US$ m), US, 2000-2010
      • Table 54: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol spend (% value), US, 2000-2010
      • Table 55: Volume of Young Adults overall alcohol consumption (Liters of drinks m), US, 2000-2010
      • Table 56: On-trade share of Young Adult overall alcohol consumption (% volume), US, 2000-2010
      • Table 57: Definitions of terms
      • Table 58: Definitions of drinking occasions
    • List of Figures
      • Figure 1: Different age demographics as a percentage of overall population able to drink (%), Europe, 2000-2010
      • Figure 2: Different age demographics as a percentage of overall population able to drink (%), US, 2000-2010
      • Figure 3: Germany has the highest alcohol consumption among Young Adults
      • Figure 4: Handyman Red is an example of a more contemporary wine
      • Figure 5: Henkell's champagne provides an example of a product which attempts to target the female consumer using sweet tastes
      • Figure 6: Anheuser's fruit-infused beer provides an example of beer manufacturers catering for the sweeter tastes of women
      • Figure 7: An increasing number of draught beer appliances provide an example of how manufacturers are increasing quality in the off-trade
      • Figure 8: Eze Ready to Drink cocktails provide an example of a typically on-trade drink tailored for the off-trade
      • Figure 9: Tikka beer provides an example of a beer product which caters for a specific food type
      • Figure 10: Miller Brewing Company's talking beer cans provide an example of a novel product
      • Figure 11: Russian Roulette developed a drinking experience rather than just a product with the introduction of their vodka-based game
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