All Beer and cider articles
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News
Buxton Brewery sold in pre-pack administration deal
Buxton’s new owners are yet to comment on their acquisition
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Challenger beer brand Jubel rolls out ‘dialled up’ refresh
The rebrand was launched at a barber shop in Hackney Wick last week
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Diageo to invest €100m to decarbonise Guinness brewery in Ireland
The brewery will look to phase out the use of fossil fuels entirely
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Waitrose in major craft beer range shake-up
In total, 44 new products have landed in stores this week
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Tennent’s workers in fight to save Edinburgh site from closure
The facility was only opened by C&C Group in 2020
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KVI Tracker
Booze weaker and more expensive per unit since duty changes
The data suggested tax bands ’might incentivise reformulation’, according to the study’s authors
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Mid-strength Galipette Doux cider to make UK bow with Ocado
The “bright and vibrantly golden” Galipette Doux will land on Ocado next month
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Just 30% of younger consumers drink beer, SIBA report reveals
Half of all respondents said they drank beer, but this dropped to 30% among the youngest drinking-age cohort
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Analysis and Features
What’s next for BrewDog as CEO James Watt steps back?
Watt’s BrewDog has transformed British beer. But what awaits the brewer after his decision to quit as CEO?
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News
BrewDog’s James Watt steps down as CEO
Watt said he had decided to step down to ‘concentrate on his other projects and interests’
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City snapshot: Pricing drives growth at AB InBev despite US struggles
The world’s largest brewer AB InBev grew first quarter revenues despite a dip in volumes and ongoing struggles in the US. Plus updates from Henkel, Ahold Delhaize and all the rest of the latest news from the City
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Comment and Opinion
Heineken’s pub investment isn’t a counter-cultural move
The cash injection will boost the brewer’s brands and could help it win favour with the next generation of drinkers
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News
Buxton Brewery ‘looking at all options’ to ward off administration threat
The Derbyshire brewer blamed low consumer confidence and post-Covid difficulties for its plight
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Profiles and QandAs
Days’ Duncan Keith on chivalry, McConaughey and latte art
Meet Duncan, half of the entrepreneurial spirit behind Days Brewing Co – on a mission to revolutionise the beer industry with a non-alcoholic twist
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News
Greene King to invest £40m in new brewery site
The move was ‘in line with the company’s strategic driver of optimising its assets’, it said
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Heineken blames declining demand for cider as it culls 300-acre Bulmers orchard
The Bulmers maker said it had acted in accordance with the Wildlife Act
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Brooklyn Brewery to lead global collaboration showcasing ‘drought resistant’ fonio grain
Brewers signed up include Carlsberg, Guinness and Thornbridge
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Hogs Back owner buys London’s Mondo Brewing Co in pre-pack deal
Financial terms of the deal have yet to be disclosed
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City snapshot: PZ Cussons to sell-off St Tropez to refocus group
PZ Cussons is kicking off a sale process for self-tanning brand St Tropez as part of reorganisation of the group. Plus, Reckitt Benckiser, Heineken and Nichols report Q1 numbers, Supreme issues a year-end trading update, and Haleon appoints Tate & Lyle CFO as its new CFO.