When I heard the news that Burning Sky was to remove its beers from all Brewdog bars I was happy, as it suggested the highly regarded Sussex-based brewery was on a sound economic footing and brimming with confidence. When I read the full story on Total Ales however, I was
A lesson from last weekâs news out of Stone Brewing â if you want to maintain credibility, donât make a rhetorical rod for your back. Weâre told Stone has been âchallenging convention since 1996â, but laying off more than 50 members of staff in the wake of a multimillion dollar private equity investment
Brewdog hosted one of its regular media and beer blogger junkets last weekend, and I was pleased and surprised in equal measure to be invited along for what was a beer-soaked ride. The trip included a tour of the brewery and the AGM, but the Q and A with co-founders James Watt and
While itâs understandable that people were disappointed with yesterdayâs announcement that AB InBev have acquired Camden Town Brewery, the craft beer zealots were out in force on Twitter, putting the HELL into Hells. Following the announcement, Camdenâs owner Jasper Cuppaidge held a Q and A, with the award for idiot of the day going to @BenMarlowBooth who
While itâs understandable that people were disappointed with yesterdayâs announcement that AB InBev have acquired Camden Town Brewery, the craft beer zealots were out in force on Twitter, putting the HELL into Hells. Following the announcement, Camdenâs owner Jasper Cuppaidge held a Q and A, with the award for idiot of the day going to @BenMarlowBooth who
We got married at the Glasgow Art Club last Saturday and it was an amazing day. Itâs a fantastic venue, and everything went well; from the Celtic FC tablet (a fudge-like, sugary confection from Scotland) we had as favours, to introducing Brewdog to a new audience at the drinks reception. The highlight of course was
