AI communications & PR intelligence for food and beverage.
EPR Food & Beverage is the dedicated food and beverage title of the Everything-PR network — daily reporting, research, and AI-visibility analysis on how food and beverage brands earn presence inside ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews.
Three years into Starry — the lemon-lime entrant PepsiCo launched in January 2023 to replace Sierra Mist — the real story is why PepsiCo was willing to retire a brand it spent twenty-three years trying to save, and why that willingness is one of the rarest disciplines in consumer packaged goods.
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The first mapping of which alcohol and spirits trade publications control the AI answer layer across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews — and what it means for brand communications strategy.
Alcohol is not a normal consumer category. It is regulated, culturally loaded, distribution-constrained, and reputation-sensitive. Everything-PR's editorial hub for alcohol and spirits communications, marketing strategy, compliance, and AI visibility.
TikTok didn't just change how food brands market — it changed who gets to build a brand. The brands that figured this out early built something no media buy can replicate: organic demand.
In the digital age, alcohol marketing has never been more powerful—or more dangerous. This is an industry built on emotion, lifestyle, and identity, but also one bound by regulation, public scrutiny, and evolving cultural expectations.
25 of the best alcohol digital marketing campaigns that successfully navigated the hyper-fragmented and regulated digital landscape — from Johnnie Walker to Heineken, Absolut to Guinness. What they did and why it compounded.
Alcohol marketing in the digital age is fraught with peril. This article explores how misjudgments and a lack of narrative control can lead to spectacular failures, using recent controversies involving Bud Light and BrewDog as illustrative examples. The piece emphasizes the delicate balance between creativity, ethics, and public perception brands must navigate.
Successful alcohol marketing feels like culture, not advertising. Brands like Absolut, Heineken, and White Claw excel by selling moments and identity, not just drinks.