Included in the free-to-access report, which is sponsored by BrewDog and Greene King, are plenty of statistics from CGA by NIQ and from The MA Pint Price Survey that hold information such as volume and value sales across the spectrum of on-trade beer types and even specific brands too being sold across Great Britain.
So whether your interests lie in the likes of craft beer, cask, premium or premium 4% lagers – we’ve got you covered. And there’s plenty more beer types logged too.
The Price Data section takes information from The MA Pint Price Survey and you can also read about some of the findings on subjects such as the average draught pint price, average lager pint prices and craft beer costs in these links.
What sets this information apart is the expert comment we have garnered too – including plenty from CGA by NIQ client director Nick Riley, whose knowledge on the subject of beer data has been invaluable and is not be missed.
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There’s also comment from beer writer and author of the SIBA Independent Beer Report 2025, Caroline Nodder, which could be the key for you to tailor your beer offer for the year ahead.
We also have predictions and analysis from BrewDog, Greene King, Molson Coors and Vocation too.
Trends is something the publication looks at in great detail, identifying what operators should look out for in terms of specific brands and styles alongside where innovation is taking place.
CGA by NIQ’s Riley said: “[In early 2024], we didn’t realise an early election was on the horizon. But it was. And with it came a new landlord at No.10 and a proverbial ‘under new management’ sign hanging above the door.
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“This fuelled optimism for many. But, in the latter half of last year, as the Autumn Budget drew closer, we saw a drop in on-trade market confidence among operators, as the uncertainty of the announcement loomed, reaching its lowest level (20%) since October 2022 (8%) (Source: CGA by NIQ Business Confidence Survey).
“We ended up therefore straddling the line between ‘business as usual’ and ‘unsure of what’s to come’. And so, with 2024 put to bed and the first few months of 2025 under our belts, how did those expectations around consumer trends play out… ?”
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