All Brewdog articles – Page 6
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NewsLeading operators come together to establish Zero Carbon Forum
Burger King, Brewdog, Nando’s and The Restaurant Group are among leading hospitality operators who have come together to establish the Zero Carbon Forum.
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NewsBrewDog CEO’s ‘expensive lesson’ of hiring all-star management team
BrewDog CEO James Watt has admitted it was a mistake to hire an “all-star cast” senior management team with “hearty paychecks”, after all departed within 12 months.
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NewsBrewdog secures £25m CBILs and financing arrangement to tackle crisis
Brewdog has said it is optimistic about the remainder of 2020 in light of financial measures taken to protect the business going forward.
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NewsBrewDog hits £7.5m crowdfund target
BrewDog has hit its initial target of £7.5m for its crowdfunding investment programme, Equity for Punks Tomorrow.
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NewsBrewdog posts losses £8.1m due to pandemic
Brewdog made a net loss of £8,151,071 in the six months to 30 June 2020 as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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NewsBrewdog launches sustainability-focused Equity for Punks Tomorrow
Brewdog has launched new share offering, which is seeking up to £7.5m, with a stretch goal of up to £50m.
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NewsBrewDog confirms Plymouth bar
BrewDog has confirmed it will be opening a 4,000 sq ft bar at The Barcode, the new leisure and entertainment development, located next to Drake Circus in Plymouth city centre.
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NewsBrewdog plans international eco-friendly drive-thrus
Brewdog has revealed plans to open four drive-thru sites as part of its commitment to sustainability.
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NewsBrewdog to reopen entire English estate tomorrow
Brewdog will reopen all of its bars in England tomorrow (4 July), before reopening the external areas in its Scottish bars on Monday (6 July).
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NewsBrewdog co-founder James Watt: ‘I didn’t think we were going to make it through’
Brewdog co-founder James Watt has revealed that, at the start of the coronavirus crisis, he “simply did not think we were going to make it through.”
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NewsBrewdog finds lifeline in retail while plotting return to bars
Brewdog’s revenue from brewing and retail has provided a lifeline during lockdown – but the company remains committed to reopening its bars in the future, COO David McDowall has told MCA.
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NewsBrewdog cans fresh draft beer for delivery
Brewdog’s latest initiative is to can the surplus draft beer that would have gone to waste and delivery to consumers’ doors.
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NewsBrewdog co-founders forgo pay
The co-founders of Brewdog, James Watt and Martin Dickie, will take no salary in 2020 to help safeguard jobs, MCA’s sister title Big Hospitality has reported.
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NewsBrewdog to deliver school lunches free
In response to the increasing self-isolation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, various operators and suppliers from across the hospitality industry have launched community support initiatives to alleviate pressure on health workers and assist the most vulnerable.
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Opinion
Brewdog: An open “rant” on the impact of our Government’s new points-based immigration scheme
Brewdog COO David McDowell pens and open “rant” on the impact of the Government’s proposed points-based immigration system on the hospitality industry.
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NewsBrewDog opens alcohol-free beer bar
BrewDog is launching what it claims is the world’s first alcohol-free beer bar to coincide with Dry January.
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NewsBrewdog launches new bond
Brewdog has teamed up with Crowdcube again to launch a new Brewdog bond, which will launch later this month.
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NewsBrewdog bars lose £235k amid expansion drive
Brewdog’s bar division made a pre-tax loss of £235,000 in 2018 - up from £45,00 in 2017.
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NewsBrewDog Dalston goes fully vegan
BrewDog’s Dalston bar is going fully vegan as part of a partnership with Biff’s Jack Shack.
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NewsBrewDog considering bond payment in beer
BrewDog founder James Watt has floated the idea of issuing a £10m bond where lenders would be partly paid in beer. As reported by Yahoo Finance, Watt posted on the brewery’s investor forum the suggestion that the bond would feature both financial returns and beverages. “We are considering another £10m ...