During the Pre-COVID period, which ended March 2020, the on-premise marketplace in the control states averaged 18.0% share of the 9-liter case spirits market. Beginning March 2020, the control states' on- and off-premise markets moved capriciously as opposed to their historically consistent, periodic behavior.
During March nine-liter control states spirits case sales grew -0.6% over same period sales last year. Montgomery County Maryland(15.7%), Utah(30.3%), Vermont(3.0%), and Wyoming(3.7%) reported monthly growth rates for March exceeding their twelve-month trends.
During the Pre-COVID period, which ended February 2020, the on-premise marketplace in the control states averaged 18.0% share of the 9-liter case spirits market. Beginning March 2020, the control states’ on- and off-premise markets moved capriciously as opposed to their historically consistent, periodic behavior.
During February nine-liter control states spirits case sales grew 3.0% over same period sales last year.
During the Pre-COVID period, which ended February 2020, the on-premise marketplace in the control states averaged 18.0% share of the 9-liter case spirits market. Beginning March 2020, the control states’ on- and off-premise markets moved capriciously as opposed to their historically consistent, periodic behavior.
During January nine-liter control states spirits case sales fell 3.0% over same period sales last year. Montgomery County Maryland(11.4%) and Montana(19.6%) reported monthly growth rates for January exceeding their twelve-month trends.
During the Pre-COVID period, which ended February 2020, the on-premise marketplace in the control states averaged 18.0% share of the 9-liter case spirits market. Beginning March 2020, the control states' on- and off-premise markets moved capriciously as opposed to their historically consistent, periodic behavior.
2021 END-OF-YEAR RESULTS
ARLINGTON, VA (January 12, 2022)—Fred Wooton, Commissioner of the West Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Administration (WVABCA), was voted incoming chair-elect to the NABCA Board of Directors.
During November nine-liter control states spirits case sales grew 4.0% over same period sales last year, a modest growth rate opposite a weak comp(2.8%) but propped up by calendar anomalies.