Jagermeister's attitude just got bolder and edgier with the introduction of Jager For Life, the opportunity to turn three lucky winners' bodies into a canvas for three of the world's biggest tattoo stars. Whether they are looking to add to a collection, make up for an embarrassing tat, or get inked for the first time, consumers are now one click away from being inked by a living legend.

Jagermeister is bringing together Mario Barth – the rockstar and undisputed king of Las Vegas tattooing, Josh Lord – of East Side Ink and Ruthless – the hottest new tattoo talent in Los Angeles, three of the most skilled and sought after tattoo artists in the world, to offer consumers a chance to permanently show their dedication to the brand. The three master tattoo artists, known for their expert artistry and year long waiting lists, will be designing their individual interpretations of Jagermeister and its distinctive square green bottle, rich history of myths and legends, and its iconic label featuring a stag and cross. Consumers will then enter for a chance to permanently display one of these works of art on their body. The program kicks off August 27th and runs through December 31st, 2010 when three winners will be selected.

In addition to offering brand loyalists an opportunity to receive ink from a famed tattoo artist, Jager for Life is providing an online platform where consumers can immortalize their ink and showcase their favorite tattoos. Once uploaded, others can view and rate the submitted tattoos as well as share submissions with friends through top social media sites.

Jagermeister has partnered with Inked Magazine, a monthly men's magazine that focuses on the culture, style and art of the rapidly expanding tattoo community, to bring exclusive never seen before video interviews with each of the three artists. Additionally, Jager For Life advertorials will be featured in the September and October issues of Inked.

"We receive thousands of emails from Jagermeister fans with images of their Jagermeister inspired tattoos," says Bill Henderson, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Advertising at Sidney Frank Importing Company, Inc. "We wanted to provide these loyal consumers with something they couldn't normally get – immediate access to three of the top tattoo artists in the world, never before seen Jagermeister ink designs and the opportunity to rock Jager For Life."

World renowned tattoo artist Mario Barth has been tattooing for 30 years, and has won over 200 tattooing awards internationally. His clientele includes Usher, Lenny Kravitz, and Tommy Lee, to name a few. He is currently the chief tattoo artist and owner of the legendary Starlight Tattoo studios in New Jersey and at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, as well as "King Ink - Mario Barth at the Mirage", the first ever tattoo studio and nightclub, located at the Mirage Hotel and Casino.

Josh Lord began tattooing in New York 11 years ago.  If Leonardo da Vinci and Charles Darwin had a love child who decided to embark on a career as a tattoo artist, his name would be Josh Lord, whose work often features incredibly detailed anatomical and naturalistic themes. He is the East Coast's artist of the intricate and the owner of two of New York's hottest shops; Graceland and East Side Ink—where A-listers like Rihanna and Daniel Day-Lewis have been tattooed. Lord is also the man Hollywood tapped to create the tattoos for The Last Airbender.

Tattoo's new rising star is Ruthless, and she is not just a pretty face on LA Ink, the girl's got serious tattoo skills. She is a native Angelino who left Los Angeles to apprentice under Tattoo Joe at Physical Graffiti in Connecticut. Then her tattooing took her to Sacred Art Tattoo in Hawaii where she developed her own Eastern-inspired style. Now she has returned home to Los Angeles and become a star working out of American Electric.

Register to win where legal and view rules and regulations at www.jagerforlife.com.

Jagermeister, which translates to "master hunter", is the #1 selling imported liqueur in the United States and one of the top shot brands in the world. The liqueur is based on a secret recipe, combining 56 different natural ingredients, including select herbs, blossoms, roots and fruits from every corner of the globe. Jagermeister, with the distinctive square bottle, was developed in 1934 in Germany and the brand quickly gained global fame through its innovative marketing, unique taste profile and its association with good times. Jagermeister Liqueur is 35% Alc./Vol. and imported exclusively by Sidney Frank Importing Company, Inc., New Rochelle, NY www.jager.com. Jagermeister is available in the following sizes in the United States: 50ml, 100ml, 200ml, 375ml, 750ml, 1L, 1.75L.

Jagermeister Liqueur 35% Alc./Vol. Imported exclusively by Sidney Frank Importing Company, Inc., New Rochelle, NY www.jager.com Jagermeister is available in the following sizes in the United States: 50ml, 100ml, 200ml, 375ml, 750ml, 1L, 1.75L.

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Kate Laufer

Director, Public Relations

Sidney Frank Importing Company, Inc.

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Dallas, Texas, Anchorage, Alaska, and Montpellier, Vermont, have been nominated in Schmitt Sohne Wines' September "little German American Tour" contest.

The competition, in which visitors to the Schmitt Sohne "little German" website (www.littlegerman.com) vote for their favorite of the three cities, will spotlight the lesser-known features of America's great urban centers – those cities' little treasures – from off-the-beaten path tourist attractions to unusual eateries, events, even people.

The contest is held monthly, and the winning city becomes a featured "tour destination" as part of The little German's 2009-10 American Tour. The winning city is determined by the total number of votes cast, so fans of each city are encouraged to go to the Website and vote for their city, as well as contribute their own ideas for that city's "little Treasures."

Voting starts Wednesday September 1, and ends at noon (EDT) on September 30.

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The Oktoberfest in Munich is just one month away and you'll want to be prepared for the largest beer festival of the year. There are many ways you can get to the festival but the best way to secure a place is to win a free trip online with MansionCasino.com.

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While liquor has been with us for thousands of years, the way to get it from the bottle to the glass has jumped light years ahead with the innovative Jumping Pourer by Jump-n'-Pour Ltd. 

The Israeli company has sold over 30 million pourers in 2009 and nearly doubled this figure for 2010 has been riding the tidal wave of orders successfully so far.

"We have been experiencing a surge in repeat sales which confirmed our assumptions  that our jumping pourer technology would benefit the alcoholic beverages and oil industries -- first as a sales and product innovation enabler, and secondly, and no-less important, keeping the freshness and hygiene of the product."

Jumpn'Pour Ltd, Based in Israel, operates from Israel, China and Italy has decided to concentrate on Pouring devices and Flow Controllers of various liquids.

The Jumping Pourer is integrated seamlessly with the end customers to fit with all elements taking part for successful result, learning about each customer bottle, cap and capping machine. The Jumping Pourer supplied together with the cap as an insert, therefore no changes are required for a smooth transition with the current filling line facilities.

The Jumping Pourer fits to all liquids which could enjoy a smooth and accurate flow control, such as: Oil, Spirits, all type of seasoning, such as Balsamic, vinegar, medicine etc.

For all information please contact:

Doron Rigel

CEO

Jumpn'Pour Ltd


17 Hamifal Street

Or Yehuda 60200

Israel

+972-3533-2816

doron@jumpnpour.com

www.jumpnpour.com



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Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:

Global market review of the travel retail drinks sector

http://www.reportlinker.com/p0285402/Global-market-review-of-the-travel-retail-drinks-sector.html

Travel retail, viewed as an individual market, would rank as the 18th largest spirits market in volume terms. This makes it larger than such substantial markets as Canada, Italy, South Africa, the Netherlands or Australia. In terms of premium-and-above sales, travel retail would rank as the second-largest global market (falling only behind the US) with sales of 6.7m cases.

Travel retail's importance extends beyond just sales. As the most international market it presents an optimum shop window for brand building. Airport travel retail's upscale clientele makes it a particularly hospitable environment for premium and luxury brands. For this reason suppliers are willing to accept considerably lower profit margins in travel retail than they do in domestic markets.

This report provides a global review of the alcoholic drinks sector within travel retail. Data includes latest (to 2009) consumption volumes of duty free wine and spirits by region, rankings of spirits and wine companies and brands, and top spirits companies and their brands' volumes by region.

Note, data tables comprise rankings of top companies/brands, but also include total volumes for each sector, providing you with the complete market sizes.

This report is an essential guide to understanding the sector by reviewing:

recent performance of key markets

analysing growing trends

how the industry has changed since European abolition

latest thinking on footfall trends

what is driving the premiumisation trend

company strategies in the current trading environment

how the price advantage can be maintained

category management and trends

consolidation

The report assesses the latest 2009 volume consumption of the top brands and companies within each major region. The data is provided with full textual analysis and further insight is given through exclusive interviews with the leading brand executives.

Executive summary

Recent performance

Large potential

Improved execution

Competition

The products

Brown spirits

White spirits

Wine

Chapter 1 Introduction

Succession of threats

Chapter 2 Recent performance

Key tourism trends

Reasons for optimism

Greater competition from other categories

Chapter 3 Doubling the market through closer cooperation

Building excitement and footfall

Chapter 4 The importance of premiumisation

Driving the premiumisation trend

Chapter 5 Sustaining investment

Chapter 6 Maintaining the price advantage

Travel retail exclusive products

Chapter 7 Towards category management – two competing views

Chapter 8 Consolidation continues apace

Chapter 9 Regional markets

Europe

Asia Pacific

Trading up again

Mature market growth

The Americas

The Caribbean

Central and South America

Middle East

Chapter 10 Category trends

Brown spirits

Product innovation

Challenging Cognac

Retail innovation

White spirits

Wine

Appendix: Travel retail in just-drinks' news

Pernod Ricard readies Ballantine's update

Canada: Vincor travel retail head stands down

UK: Edrington Group appoints travel retail head

France: Remy Cointreau strengthens travel retail team

Product launch – Travel retail: Diageo's Johnnie Walker Double Black

US/Ireland: Cooley strikes travel retail distribution deal

Global: Patron Spirits ups airline tie-up count

Pernod Ricard ups Havana Club Maximo presence

Pernod Ricard runs Ballantine's golden ticket promo

Ian Macleod revamps Glengoyne Burnfoot

Russian Standard secures Remy Cointreau travel retail deal

UK: Pernod Ricard extends Absolut Rock to travel retail

US: Patron Spirits boosts travel retail presence

Europe: Diageo trials Baileys Gold in duty-free

Bermuda: Bacardi appoints travel retail head

UK: Travel Retail sales hit by passenger drop

List of tables

Table 1: Duty free wines and spirits' share by region, 2000-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 2: International passenger traffic by region 2010

Table 3: Breakdown of airport passenger buyer behaviour

Table 4: Top 10 companies' spirits volumes in travel retail, 2004-2009 ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 5: Top 5 spirits suppliers in European travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 6: Top 5 spirits categories in European travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 7: Top 10 spirits brands in European travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 8: Top 5 spirits suppliers in Asia Pacific travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 9: Top 5 spirits categories in Asia Pacific travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 10: Top 10 spirits brands in Asia Pacific travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 11: Top 10 Scotch brands in Asia Pacific travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 12: Top 10 Cognac/Armagnac brands in Asia Pacific travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 13: Top 10 spirits suppliers in North America/Caribbean travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 14: Top 5 spirits categories in North America/Caribbean travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases), % change and share

Table 15: Top 10 spirits brands in North America/Caribbean travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share

Table 16: Top 5 spirits suppliers in South America travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 17: Top 5 spirits categories in South America travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s ninelitre cases, % change and share)

Table 18: Top 5 spirits brands in South America travel retail, 2004-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 19: Global duty free brown spirits volumes by quality, 2004-2009 ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 20: Global duty free white spirits volumes by quality, 2004-2009 ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

Table 21: Duty free wines share by region, 2000-2009 volume ('000s nine-litre cases, % change and share)

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Beverage Industry: Global market review of the travel retail drinks sector

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