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Consumers with daytime cocktails at an On-Premise venue, illustrating Day Drinking occasion trends
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Day Drinking is anchored to two established dayparts:

Consumers are +50% more likely to mention Brunch and +70% more likely to mention Happy Hour when posting about Day Drinking than in their overall On-Premise posts. The two most over-indexed cocktails in those conversations are the Bloody Mary (+160%), and the Mimosa (+85%).

Icons and images depicting Brunch, Happy Hour, Bloody Mary and Mimosa
Hockey and Basketball Icons
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Sporting occasions are the fastest-growing driver of Day Drinking

Over the past two years, Hockey ‘s share of Day Drinking occasion mentions has grown +193% and Basketball ‘s has grown +36% , continuing a pattern seen across sporting occasions. Basketball over-indexes by +117% against consumers’ overall On-Premise posts, and Hockey by +24% .

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Day Drinking demand runs on accessible, repeatable builds

The Screwdriver over-indexes by +627% in Day Drinking cocktail mentions and has grown +162% over two years, with Jack & Coke mentions over-indexing by +683% and growing 114% — two-ingredient highballs built for repeat ordering across a long daytime session. That pattern carries through to the economics of these accounts, where the average cocktail price is $12.77 and depletions in the Standard Tiers accounts for 42% of all sales in Top Day Drinking Accounts.

Top Cocktails, Average Cocktail Price and largest tier of spirits depletions