Brewing success in recession: 15 strategies for brewery resilience

In the ever-evolving landscape of the brewing industry, economic downturns can present formidable challenges. To weather the storm and position your brewery for success during severe recessions, a comprehensive and strategic approach is essential. In this guide, we delve into 15 strategies that breweries can adopt to fortify their operations, engage consumers, and navigate through challenging economic times…

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Craft beer extravaganza: unveiling the magic of the Great American Beer Festival

Craft beer enthusiasts, rejoice! The ultimate celebration of hops, malt, and yeast is upon us, and it’s none other than the Great American Beer Festival (GABF). Picture this: Denver, Colorado, transformed into a beer lover’s paradise, where the air is filled with the aromatic symphony of countless craft brews. If you’re passionate about beer and looking for the grandest beer event on the planet, the GABF is your mecca…

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Lille 2024 – 39th EBC Congress & Brewers Forum

Lille 2024 – 39th EBC Congress and 6th edition of The Brewers Forum – will unite brewers of all sizes, ingredients suppliers, equipment providers, and every link in the beer value chain, fostering discussions about the latest and forthcoming advancements…

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Pinter launches in the USA

Pinter, the acclaimed U.K.-based fresh brewing pioneer, is making its debut in the U.S., introducing its groundbreaking home brewing technology. Recognized by TIME magazine as the “Invention of the Year,” Pinter’s all-in-one brewing machine revolutionizes the beer-making process, seamlessly combining fermentation, conditioning, and tapping. This innovation enables users to craft 12 pints of fresh beer in just 7 days. The Pinters are now available for purchase, starting at $199, on Pinter.com, UncommonGoods.com, and select Ace Hardware stores across the nation…

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The decline of pubs in the UK: navigating challenges amidst changing trends

In 2020, the United Kingdom saw a total of approximately 46,800 pubs in operation, marking a decline of over 14,000 pubs since the turn of the millennium. This decrease, representing around 8,600 fewer pubs over the past decade, reflects a concerning trend in the British pub industry. While this decline can be attributed to a myriad of factors, we will delve into ten key reasons, acknowledging the backdrop of pub statistics and the recent impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on this quintessentially British institution…

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