December 18, 2025

Park Street’s Top Beverage Alcohol Resources From 2025

2025 was a unique year for the beverage alcohol industry. The landscape evolved through disruptions in tariffs and distribution, while notable acquisitions and investments demonstrated shifting priorities within the industry.

As we prepare for 2026, the Park Street University team is looking back at some of the most popular resources created in 2025, including our top blog posts, videos, and podcasts. 

For those who may have missed them or would like to review in preparation for the year ahead, the highlights include: 

• What to Look for in a Strategic Partnership

• Distribution 101: What Today’s Brands Need to Know
• Roundup of Alcohol Beverages & Products Launched in 2025
• The Top Ten States for Tequila Sales

What the Art of Japanese Distillation Can Teach Us

Source: Park Street

8 Drinks Trends to Look Out For in 2026

Source: VinePair

Campari Sells Averna and Zedda Piras, Raising Over $100 Million

Source: The Drinks Business

Mark Anthony Group Names First New CEO in 50 Years

Source: The Spirits Business

Diageo Sells East African Breweries to Asahi in $2.3 Billion Deal

Source: Beverage Daily

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World Whiskey Society Introduces Its First Ever Flavored Whiskey: The Doc Holliday Huckleberry Edition

Source: PR Newswire

Brella Beverage Acquires Chicago Distilling Portfolio

Source: Fred Minnick

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More than half of U.S. consumers (53%) now prefer cocktails over Champagne when celebrating, signaling changing expectations around personalization and experience, according to Bacardi.

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