The increased availability of information about drinks online has created a generation of “highly educated and discerning” consumers who are less brand-loyal than their older counterparts, according to the managing director of Curious Brewery.
This year’s Great British Beer Festival (GBBF) will be offering alcohol-free beer for the first time in its 41 year history, from Dutch-based Braxzz Brewery.
The relationship between mental health and alcohol consumption is too often ignored by members of the beer and brewing industry, according to one of its most esteemed brewers.
Five of the UK’s leading craft breweries are to launch a series of beers using progressive British hops, matched to a music track from a British artist.
Scottish craft beer brewer and bar operator BrewDog is to reopen its Islington venue with homebrewing equipment on site to allow customers to brew their own beer.
Drinks watchdog The Portman Group has urged the Government to simplify the terms used to describe low and no-alcohol beverages and provide “much-needed clarity and consistency”.
UK pubs have to “do something different” to convince customers to pay more than they do in the off-trade, according to the marketing and innovation director of Asahi Europe.
Robinsons’ Iron Maiden Trooper beer brand has grown significantly since its launch in 2013, with plans afoot for a further sales boost in the years ahead, according to managing director Oliver Robinson.
After a record-breaking journey of more than 20,000 miles across 25 countries, from the planet’s northernmost pub to its southernmost, the Pub2Pub Expedition is launching ‘Pub2Pub Expedition IPA’ with expedition sponsors Dartmoor Brewery.
West Country brewer Bath Ales remains “very ambitious” about the potential for growth in the cask beer market, according to brewing director Roger Ryman.
North London craft brewery Beavertown is to produce some of its flagship beers at a family-owned brewery in Belgium ahead of a move to a new “large-scale production facility” next summer.
