Australia: beer purchasing frequency before and after COVID-19 peak 2020

In a 2020 survey of craft beer drinkers conducted by Beer Cartel in Australia surveying the beer purchasing habits of craft beer drinkers during the COVID-19 pandemic, respondents indicated an 18 percent overall increase in online beer purchases during the COVID-18 peak in April/May 2020. Although online sales saw an initial jump during the lockdown period, this enthusiasm for online beer purchases did not appear to continue once restrictions were lifted.

Change in purchasing frequency of craft beer drinkers in Australia during and after April-May 2020, by store type

Characteristic	During COVID-19 peak (Apr-May 2020)	After COVID-19 peak
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Release date

November 2020

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Region

Australia

Survey time period

July to September 2020

Number of respondents

17,000 respondents

Special properties

craft beer drinkers

Supplementary notes

COVID-19 peak is described by the source as the period between April and May 2020.

Respondents were asked to indicate if the purchased less or more regularly from each store type. The change is the difference between respondents who indicated they purchased less frequently and those who indicated that they purchased more frequently.

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