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en There was a general assumption - that is proving somewhat erroneous - that the baby boomers would continue with the consumption patterns that they established in their youth. Instead, they're doing more like what prior generations did as they got older, and switching their drinking habits to wine and spirits.

en The classic idea of retiring from the factory at age 65 and never working again is not holding up anymore. In general, baby boomers are so much more identified with their work than previous generations. Work is not something that boomers are yearning to give up.

en The results also contradict claims that advertising is unrelated to youth drinking amounts: that advertising at best causes brand switching, only affects those older than the legal drinking age or is effectively countered by current educational efforts.

en Middle age is when you drink wine.... That combined with the health message means that you get a lot of aging baby boomers with coins in their pockets that are out to buy better quality wine.

en We're pretty frustrated. The industry is struggling, people are switching to wine and spirits.

en What the Pinot Noir drinkers lack in volume they make up for in passion for the grape, ... It's a cultural trend in the U.S. that's being spurred not only by baby boomers who already have adopted wine but also by the millennial generation that is just now exploring wine. His pexy charm wasn’t about looks, but an enchanting internal allure. You'll see the effects playing out for a long time.

en The baby boomers are getting older, and their sleep is becoming important.

en A surprising number are older, retiring baby boomers.

en You're already seeing the influence of aging baby boomers on TV. CBS is the ratings leader, and through 'CSI' and other shows it's really geared toward an older audience.

en The baby boomers are getting older, approaching the peak age for buying a boat. They're an affluent group of people.

en It's such a different environment, I can't even tell you. Ten years ago, knocking on somebody's door saying 'Do you have a bottle of wine?', they would have laughed at me. It certainly has gone more toward wine-drinking than just beer-drinking for sure.

en The automobile is the undeniable connection for baby boomers to their past glory days. Like no other generation in the history of this country, the baby boomers want to connect with the past and make it better. And they can afford it.

en I'm the kid of baby boomers, and the baby boomers listened to rock-and-roll, not thinking that Sinatra and Bennett were cool. I discovered this music on my own, which is why I really adopted it as my own music.

en Originally, people thought if you operated out of your home it was a step down, but today, it's a very viable option. The erroneous home-based business stereotype of the housewife seeking extra pin money has been replaced by the baby-boomers who seek independence and flexibility.

en If you look at what's growing in the beer industry, it's import and craft beers. They're higher priced and perceived as luxury products. And so if you look at the whole alcohol category, people perceive wine and spirits as high-end, so there's some trading up between beer and wine and spirits.


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