Heineken has axed its Island's Edge stout in Ireland after its marketing campaign failed to attract drinkers.
The brewer invested millions into the marketing campaign. Two years after launching Island's Edge, Heineken has axed its production.
Dutch brewer Heineken Ireland has decided to take its Island's Edge stout off the market after just two years. The stout brand was targeted at young ...
Launched in mid-2021, Island's Edge was aimed at 18-35-year-olds who did not traditionally drink stoutHeineken Ireland is reportedly axing the production of ...
Island's Edge, Heineken's answer to a less bitter stout aimed at 18-35 year olds, has been discontinued. The stout, developed using tea and basil extract t.
The stout was launched back in 2021 with a a multi million euro marketing campaign. The drink primarily was targeted towards young drinkers aged between 18-35.
Heineken Ireland has reportedly put an end to brewing their Island's Edge stout after just two years on the market. Initially launched mid-2021, ...
Launched as a Guinness competitor, Heineken has reportedly cut its losses with its youngest stout.
Heineken, which owns Beamish and Murphy's stouts, said it had โlearned a great deal from the Island's Edge experienceโ. When the Dutch giant launched Island's ...
Sir, โ I never did understand why Heineken launched Island's Edge when it has two perfectly good and, in my opinion, much nicer stouts.