All Brewdog articles – Page 3
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NewsBrewDog: Stout launch a ‘runaway success’
Bars CEO James Brown said customers were demanding an alternative to Guinness, with stout one of the highest growth categories in the on-trade, MCA’s Pub Conference heard
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NewsBrewDog bars help drive 20% sales growth in 2022
Its new flagship Waterloo and Las Vegas sites have performed above expectations and offer a clear example of how it sees its bar estate evolving, CEO James Watt said.
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NewsBrewDog: Train strikes are devastating for business
Bars CEO James Brown said sales were down as by as much as 76% at its central London and travel hub adjacent locations
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NewsBrewDog to roll out across air and rail hubs
The deal with SSP will see the craft beer company open in Gatwick Airport in December
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NewsPizzaExpress and Mowgli among UK’s top employers
Bella Italia, BrewDog, and The Inn Colllection Group were the other operators named in the Sunday Times’ Best Places to Work list
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Analysis & InsightBug burgers – coming to a bar near you?
As BrewDog considers serving cricket burgers in its bars, MCA explores the potential for insects to appear on more restaurant menus, hears about the health and environmental benefits, and asks whether customers can overcome their squeamishness and enjoy eating bugs
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NewsBrewDog, Greene King and Nightcap triumph at The Publican Awards
The companies took home two awards each, while The Alchemist, Brewhouse & Kitchen and Anglian Country Inns were also recognised at the industry event
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NewsHospitality likely to see rise in business rates bills
The Chancellor’s failure to freeze the business rates multiplier for the next year will mean businesses are likely to see a 5% increase in April 2024
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NewsBrewDog partners with Budweiser China
The craft beer company will expand its estate and production in China as part of the deal, which will see it move its focus away from the UK for expansion
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InterviewsBrewDog: ‘Flexible working gives us the ability to react quickly’
App-driven, flexible working has benefited employees as well as businesses in plugging labour gaps, MCA’s Hostech conference heard
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NewsBrewDog to roll out mental health and wellbeing programme
The brewer and bar operator’s 3,000 staff globally will have access to a personalised holistic ‘Pathfinder’ wellbeing programme, supported evidence-based content and courses.
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NewsBrewDog boss warns of £27.50 pint if prices put up to match rising bills
UK ‘sleep-walking towards utter disaster for tens of thousands of businesses in UK’, The Independent reports
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Analysis & InsightBrewDog eyes jewels of youthful India
With plans to launch 100 bars in India over the next decade, MCA examines how a craft beer boom, a nascent brewpub culture and young and growing middle class have led the beer rebels to bet big on the vast territory
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NewsBrewDog joins Hostech line-up
Recently appointed bars CEO James Brown will discuss how new flexible ways of working are appealing to a mobile-native generation
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NewsBrewDog plans to open 100 bars in India
Founder and CEO James Watt said he sees India as BrewDog’s most important international market in the medium term, with plans to open 100 venues in the next decade
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NewsBrewDog promotes James Brown to CEO - Bars
The craft beer group has also made Lauren Carrol chief marketing officer and Tom Reding chief digital officer
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NewsBrewDog loses ethical B Corp status
CEO James Watt said the crft beer business was better served by focussing on its own sustainability blueprint
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NewsStonegate CEO stepping down with BrewDog’s COO to replace him
Simon Longbottom is to step down as CEO of UK’s largest company early next year, with BrewDog’s chief operating officer David McDowall appointed as his successor.
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NewsBrewDog Retail reports revenue growth
The brewer and operator’s retail division reported turnover of £36.9m, up from £25.2m in 2020 but behind pre-pandemic levels
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NewsJames Watt: Mini-budget could cost millions of jobs
The comments come as the Bank of England said it would “not hesitate to change interest rates” to rein in inflation