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Portofino Dry Gin launches lower-ABV spirit to meet consumer demand

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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What happened

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Ruggero Raymo co-founded Portofino Dry Gin. The company has introduced a lower-ABV botanical spirit, which is 20% ABV. Egger has been appointed as the Chief Marketing Officer for Portofino Dry Gin.

From thespiritsbusiness.com

Why it matters

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The new spirit is designed to meet a growing consumer need for lighter, moderation-friendly alternatives to classic cocktails. Portofino Dry Gin’s co-founder stated the shift reflects how people are adapting the intensity of their drinking rituals to the occasion.

From thespiritsbusiness.com

Who's involved

  • raymoCo-founded Portofino Dry Gin and serves as CEO
  • PortofinoLaunched a new lower-ABV botanical spirit
  • EggerServes as Chief Marketing Officer for Portofino Dry Gin

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • PortofinoSpeculative

    The company could see increased demand for its spirit line due to the launch of the lower-ABV option.

  • raymoSpeculative

    The co-founder might see changes in revenue streams from the new product line.

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