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Andrew Tan bullish on Emperador’s brandy sales in North America

December 22, 2022

Bilyonaryo.com

Bilyonaryo Andrew Tan’s Emperador is bullish on its sales outlook in North America for next year, as it looks to outpace the 28 percent growth of its brandy segment this year.

Emperador said brandy sales are expected to further grow in 2023 as the company expands distribution, visibility and availability across the US and Canada.

“After performing well this year, we expect Emperador brandy sales in North America to be even stronger in 2023,” Emperador International CEO Glenn Manlapaz said.

Emperador brandy products are currently available at various off-premise establishments across the US and Canada.

Increased distribution, visibility, and availability of its brandy products in North America have pushed sales higher this year compared to the previous year.

Emperador said brandy sales by value in North America have increased by 28 percent this year compared in 2021.

“Emperador brandy products have increasingly become ubiquitous in these parts of North America. This is in line with our relentless efforts of globalization while making Emperador Brandy a household name in other parts of the world,” Manlapaz said.

Aside from Emperador brandy, the liquor giant’s portfolio of iconic brands also includes Fundador Brandy, The Dalmore, Jura, and Tamnavulin Single Malt Scotch whiskies. These products are available in more than 100 countries across the globe.

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