Carthy & Black Is Offering a New Cream Liqueur Collection
Mishal Omar — October 3, 2017 — Lifestyle
References: twitter & thespiritsbusiness
Carthy & Black Is offering a new collection of liqueurs that include three different dynamic flavors.
There are two products based in gin in the Carthy & Black collection, and one based in whisky. The former liqueurs are made from the locally produced Slingsby Gin, while the latter is made from a velvety whisky variety. Of the gins, one is an Original gin cream flavor while the other is a Lemon Cream flavor. The products are packaged in contemprary opaque bottles that are all black in color, and which are each differentiated by their liquor base -- represented by differently coloured labels.
These liqueurs are made from fresh cream from Yorkshire, making them an excellent beverage for fans of diverse liqueurs.
There are two products based in gin in the Carthy & Black collection, and one based in whisky. The former liqueurs are made from the locally produced Slingsby Gin, while the latter is made from a velvety whisky variety. Of the gins, one is an Original gin cream flavor while the other is a Lemon Cream flavor. The products are packaged in contemprary opaque bottles that are all black in color, and which are each differentiated by their liquor base -- represented by differently coloured labels.
These liqueurs are made from fresh cream from Yorkshire, making them an excellent beverage for fans of diverse liqueurs.
Trend Themes
1. Cream Liqueur Collections - Opportunity for creating innovative cream liqueur collections with dynamic flavors.
2. Gin-cream Fusion - Disruptive innovation opportunity lies in combining gin and cream to create unique liqueur flavors.
3. Local Ingredient Branding - Branding opportunities exist in using locally produced ingredients, such as Slingsby Gin from Yorkshire, to create high-quality liqueur products.
Industry Implications
1. Alcohol Beverage - Innovative cream liqueur collections can target the alcohol beverage industry.
2. Craft Distilling - Craft distillers can explore the potential of creating gin-based cream liqueurs to tap into a growing market.
3. Gourmet Food and Drink - Premium cream liqueur products made from fresh cream can cater to the gourmet food and drink industry.
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