Industry Insights: Edrington

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What’s happening in Luxury – Edrington Week, May 2017

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EDRINGTON 2020

What’s happening in Luxury – Edrington Week, May 2017


An international company 3000 employees (including JVs) with more than 60% based internationally

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Main office in Glasgow Regional offices: New York and Singapore Edrington companies Joint ventures in UK, Spain, and Russia

What’s happening in Luxury – Edrington Week, May 2017


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What’s happening in Luxury – Edrington Week, May 2017



THE FOUR SPEAKERS WILL DRAW OUT THESE KEY POINTS The luxury consumer The luxury consumer has evolved from high-net-worth shoppers with lavish penthouse condos and fat investment portfolios to consumers with a steady cash flow, but little accumulated wealth

Consumer insight

Successful luxury brands

There are 6 key consumer insights that define the changing consumer

There are 8 pillars of a successful luxury brand

Roca brothers

Luxury whisky

Key cities

Successful luxury collaborations must align with The Macallan positioning - The Roca Brothers are a perfect fit

The luxury whisky category is on fire and The Macallan defines “prestige whisky�

Key cities are the building blocks of Luxury Marketing

Cuisine and luxury Cuisine is fast growing part of the luxury category and at The Macallan we have an inspiring experiential collaboration with El Celler de Can Roca

London London is one of the worlds leading luxury cities and unless The Macallan has to win here to win globally


INTRODUCTION TO OUR SPEAKERS

Glen Gribbon

Jaume Ferras

Lydia MartĂ­nez

Marketing Director The Macallan

Global Marketing The Macallan

Founder & Managing Director of Master for You

Geoff Kirk

Gareth Brown

Director of Prestige The Macallan

UK Marketing Director Maxxium UK



LUXURY/ HISTORIC EVOLUTION In the last 3 decades the luxury world has evolved more than ever before LUXURY GOODS IN THE PAST (ancient-XVII)

Aristocrats, European kings, Chinese emperors Best craftsmen

CAPITALISM & BOURGEOISIE (XVII-X.XIX)

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Industrial revolution Traders growth From tailor-made to innovative products

THE DEVELOPMENT OF LUXURY PRODUCT (XX)

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Higher mid-class Mass consumption Product diversification LVMH and Richemont More brand investment Use of celebrities

THE GLOBALIZATION – DEMOCRATISATION (XXI)

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Globalization Rise of China New technologies Demographic changes Experiential luxury



LUXURY/ MEANING • • • • • • • • • •

Superior goods Expensive Not exclusive to the “super-rich” Inessential Desirable Perception of scarcity Difficult to obtain. Flags “I have made it” It is “quality of life” Freedom to refuse to live by habit



LUXURY/ SEGMENTATION •

The global luxury market exceeded €1 trillion in 2016 (4% growth)

Shift away from goods and toward experiences such as travel and gastronomy. •

WORLDWIDE LUXURY MARKET, 2016* (€ BILLION)

“Food is the new fashion” is the mantra that increasingly guides development. Large and growing middle class in China with more disposable income for luxury purchases and luxury baskets diversification including experiences.

*Source: Luxury Goods Worldwide Market Study Fall-Winter 2016. Bain&Company, Inc. / MckKinsey.com


LUXURY/ DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS: ONLINE •

Online sales continued to grow rapidly (8% share of the global industry), representing the thirdlargest global market in the world for personal luxury goods, after the US and Japan

In 2016 alone, the market for online luxury goods grew 13%, significantly outperforming the rest of the personal luxury goods market

Over the next several years, digital will continue to take market share from physical stores


LUXURY/ PRICING MODEL •

Pricing can be a major important issue

The rise of e-commerce and global tourism growth create greater transparency around international price differentials

Price-conscious luxury shoppers are struggling to reconcile the price of luxury products with their real value

Luxury brands must assess how to mitigate volatility and how best to deliver at local and global levels: managing inventory to accommodate fluctuations in tourist spending and coordinating pricing and markdowns across markets and channels



LUXURY CONSUMER/ TODAY •

The younger the generation the more drivers

It’s only going to get larger and more heterogeneous, both geographically and demographically


LUXURY CONSUMER/ TODAY Why Millennial HENRY’s are important for luxury brands? Fastest growing consumer segment: • 31% increase in luxury spending over 1 year vs. 19% increase for boomers and 23% for gen X Increasing value: • They represent future ultra-affluent and wealthy consumers • X4 larger than the ultra-affluent market Fidelity: • A personal connection guarantees future purchases A very powerful and influential millenial segment: • They have a huge impact over the entire generation


LUXURY CONSUMER/ INSIGHTS

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They are using multiple tech devices

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Live events, instant sharing

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They seek out quality, authenticity and rapidity

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Thirst for culture extends beyond their value

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They review blogs before making a purchase

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They are smart consumers who know precisely what they want


LUXURY CONSUMER/ INSIGHTS

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They are brand loyal

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They expect brands to give back to society

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They want to engage with brands on social networks

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Transparency, they want to know every aspect of your brand

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They want to co-create products with companies



THE 8 PILLARS OF A SUCCESSFUL LUXURY BRAND

1. RARITY

2. EXCELLENCE

3.EXPENSIVENESS

4.ICONOGRAPHY

5. HONEST

6. TAILORED

7. PLEASURABLE

8. EXPERIENCE



5 years ago‌

We started a global collaboration with the 3 Michelin stars Restaurant in Girona, El Celler de Can Roca, and its three founders; Joan Roca, Josep Roca and Jordi Roca.


WHY?

1.Haute cuisine is an experience that involves the enjoyment of the finest spirits and wines among others


WHY?

2.Gastronomy is one of the biggest global platforms to engage Michael


WHY?

3.The humble personality and life of the Roca brothers. Always committed to excellence, family values and philanthropy


WHY?

4.Jerez wines are a passion for the Roca brothers and define what our spirit is all about



KEY ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE ROCA BROTHERS OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS

1.Maintain 3 Michelin Stars


KEY ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE ROCA BROTHERS OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS

2.Be the most awarded Restaurant in the world •

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Best restaurant in the world in 2013 and 2015 Second best in 2014 and 2016 Third best in 2017

SOURCE: The World’s 50 Best Restaurants


KEY ACHIEVEMENT OF THE ROCA BROTHERS DURING THE LAST 5 YEARS

3.United Nations Ambassadors


KEY ACHIEVEMENT OF THE ROCA BROTHERS DURING THE LAST 5 YEARS

4.Animated Land


KEY ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE ROCA BROTHERS OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS

5.Designing a Menu for NASA


KEY ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE ROCA BROTHERS OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS

6.The fair trade Chocolate Factory


KEY ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE ROCA BROTHERS OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS

7.Humanitarian Tour with BBVA



THE MACALLAN AND THE ROCAS THE PERFECT PARTNERSHIP

Values

Knowledge & Continual Learning

Long-term vision

Skills

Highly successful partnership


WHAT WE HAVE DONE OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS

1.Charity dinners


WHAT WE HAVE DONE OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS

2.Masters of Taste


WHAT WE HAVE DONE DURING THE LAST 5 YEARS

3.Launch of Rare Cask


WHAT WE HAVE DONE DURING THE LAST 5 YEARS

4.Collaborate in Masters of Photography 6


WHAT WE HAVE DONE OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS

5.Co-creation of Edition 2


WHAT WE HAVE DONE OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS

6.Time Captured


WHAT HAVE WE DONE OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS

7.Global Tour: US, Mexico, Singapore, Russia and Spain


AWARDS



THE MACALLAN PRESTIGE/ THE EVOLUTION

EXCELLENCE

ICONOGRAPHY

EXPENSIVENESS

TAILORED

HONENSTY

PLEASURABLE

RARITY

EXPERIENCE

HERITAGE •

Strong legacy dating back to 1824

Continued ethos of product excellence through generations

MODERNISATION •

Evolution of the brand identity to match the perceptions of the whisky

SCARCITY •

Consumer driven

Inherent challenges within the single malt category

Marketing the brand globally •

The ‘nice problem to have’

FUTURE •

Responding to the evolving & varying nature consumer demand

Differentiation of product, experience and approach


THE MACALLAN PRESTIGE/ FULL CIRCLE MODERN CLASSIC

LEGACY

LUXURY

Anniversary Malt Releases

Fine & Rare Collection

The Macallan in Lalique

Gran Reserva Editions

Classic Aged Macallan

Masters of Photography


THE MACALLAN PRESTIGE/ THE FUTURE

COMPETITION •

Direct Indirect

CONSUMER

SCARCITY

Engagement

Activation

Product

Experience



A BAD DAY IN LONDON IS STILL BETTER THAN A GOOD DAY ANYWHERE ELSE


THE MACALLAN/ IN LONDON

London is UNIQUE

Tourism & business attracts over 131M

13M people every day

The world’s NO.1 city for billionaires


THE MACALLAN/ IN LONDON Number 1 destination for high net worth and ultra high net worth individuals 1 NEW YORK

LONDON

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2 HONG KONG

SINGAPORE

3

5

TOKYO


THE MACALLAN/ IN LONDON

To become the ultimate luxury spirit in the world’s leading cities


THE MACALLAN/ IN LONDON

Luxury Customer

Show case events for Ltd.

Engagement

Editions

Customer Salience


THE MACALLAN/ IN LONDON

The Lanesborough

The Connaught

The Ritz

FIVE MACALLAN SPIRITUAL HOMES IN LONDON

Claridges

The Savoy



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