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bev-alc

bev-alc noun: the segment of the commercial drink industry involved in the manufacturing, distribution, and sale of alcoholic beverages.

Noun

bev-alc (uncountable)

  1. The segment of the commercial drink industry involved in the manufacturing, distribution, and sale of alcoholic beverages.
    • In response, brands across the BevAlc spectrum are adopting a dozen or so strategies to harness the vibe shift that’s causing a $1.7 trillion market to tremor. […] Reacting to consumer overwhelm, supply-chain constriction and environmental anxieties, BevAlc is experimenting with eye-catching and...2022 July 4, Ben Schott, “Is There Anything That Gen Z Won’t Drink?”, in The Washington Post
    • “Milwaukee is kind of the birthplace of America’s beer scene, in my opinion, especially being a Midwestern drinker through and through,” says Abel, a Minneapolis native. “A very natural part of the Pilot Project story is we want to expand to premium markets, markets that really care about the...2022 September 22, Chris Drosner, “Chicago Brewery Incubator Takes Over Milwaukee Brewing Facility”, in Milwaukee Magazine

Forms of bev-alc

alternative formBevAlc
alternative formBev Alc

Origin of bev-alc

A syllabic abbreviation from beverage and alcoholic.

Questions about bev-alc

What does bev-alc mean?
Bev-alc means the segment of the commercial drink industry involved in the manufacturing, distribution, and sale of alcoholic beverages.
What part of speech is bev-alc?
Bev-alc is a noun.

Words near bev-alc in the dictionary

  1. Beutel
  2. Beutels
  3. Beutler
  4. bev
  5. Bev Alc
  6. bev-alc
  7. Bev. Hills
  8. bevacizumab
  9. Bevacqua
  10. Bevacquas
  11. Bevagna

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