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Today we released our Q3 2025 On-Premise Insights.

Draft and packaged volumes softened slightly in Q3, but the story continues to evolve behind the bar — with RTD cocktails and imports on the rise, and Lagers holding strong across taps and coolers.

Key Highlights
* Draft beer volumes declined -1.8% YoY, while packaged beer products were down -5.1% in total units served.

* Lager and Light Lager styles (domestic and import) continued to dominate both draft and packaged sales, while IPAs remained the #3 draft style poured.

* Beyond Beer (RTD cocktails, Hard Seltzers) grew +23% in packaged volume share, and the rate of sale increased +9%. The style now holds a 10.2% share of all packaged products.

* RTD cocktails claimed the 3rd-highest volume share in on-premise packaged and saw the strongest year-over-year growth.

As consumer preferences evolve, BeerBoard’s Alcohol Intelligence (AI) platform continues to power data-driven decisions for retailers, distributors, and suppliers.

Read the full Q3 2025 Insights report here.

BeerBoard Releases Q3 2025 On-Premise Report | BeerBoard SYRACUSE, NY (October 30, 2025) — BeerBoard, the leading technology and insights platform for the on-premise alcohol industry, today released its Q3 2025 On-Premise Insights Report, providing a look into alcohol performance across U.S. bars and restaurants based on its Alcohol Intelligence platfor...

.htx is now live with BeerBoard’s Alcohol Intelligence (AI) platform and tapping into SmartOrders, SmartBar and SmartMenus to optimize their alcohol program from one end of the “Biggest Bar in Texas” to the other.

Our platform enables:
* Streamlined ordering
* Real-time pour performance
* Live-updated digital menus

The result? Greater efficiency, better visibility and improved revenue — all while continuing to deliver an outstanding guest experience.

We’re excited to welcome the Kirby team and support their continued success!

Memorial Day Weekend marks the unofficial start of summer, with most alcohol sales coverage centered on off-premise events like barbecues and parties.

Our latest report from on-premise locations show total beverage alcohol sales declined -4.4% year-over-year over the long weekend. While total volume was down, the data shows encouraging signs as consumer preferences continue to evolve.

With summer ramping up, the winners will be the operators and suppliers who adjust quickly to what guests are really looking for.

Check out the full report at the link in bio. Cheers!