S.Pellegrino & Acqua Panna Voted The Diner’s Favourite 2020

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South Africa, January, 2020 – No matter where you are in the world, S.Pellegrino & Acqua Panna are well known waters of choice for diners and chefs alike. Ranking very high on the recently released Drinks International Annual Brands Report 2020, it is evident that both S.Pellegrino & Acqua Panna will remain a firm favourite.

Drinks International is one of the most trusted and respected global drinks journals providing news, analysis, comment and research on global markets, brands and beverages.

In their Annual Brands Report both S.Pellegrino sparkling water and Acqua Panna still water have made the Top Ten Best Selling Brands and Top Trending Brands lists.

Knocking 2019’s best-selling brand, Perrier, off the charts, the report says, “Despite market difficulties, Acqua Panna has risen from third to take the top spot, with 28% of bars that stock water choosing it as their first choice of brand ahead of San Pellegrino in second, which was the top choice in 20% of bars.”

S.Pellegrino was also named the Top Trending Brand for 2020 whilst Acqua Panna still made the list at number four.

The report continues to say, “Looking to the top trending list, 2020 could be a good year for SanPellegrino, which received nearly a quarter of the total responses for this section.”

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