There is nothing so welcoming as a British pub, and most of the patrons that frequent their local, do so to imbibe the great British ales and beers. Britain has had a long association of brewing, dating right back to medieval times and even earlier.… Read More
The biggest brewers in the UK, by market share, are the following: Molson Coors – 17.8 % ABInBev – 17.4 % Heineken – 17.1 % Carlsberg – 14.8 % Diageo – 4.8 % Notice that, despite the huge upsurge in craft beer brewing (that many… Read More
Welcome, dear reader, to the October edition of our monthly beer news roundup. From the sublime, to the strange or the downright sad and wrongful, we’ve covered three important pub news stories you might have missed this month. Go on – grab yourself a tasty… Read More
The world beer market has long been dominated by three or four large multinational conglomerate brewers, who brew around 50% of the world’s beer every year (about 1.2 billion hectolitres). They consistently buy up their competition, or well performing new brands, to stay at the… Read More
Your average international brewing conglomerate might attract sneers and derision from craft beer fans but requiring the capacity to brew literally millions of beers a year takes some serious effort. And that means some serious production facilities to go with it too. Sometimes running into… Read More
If you drink beer, the Coors family name should be a familiar one to you. Proud manufacturer of such popular American beers as Coors Light, Coors Brewing Company was founded in 1875 in Golden, Colorado. Today they are the third largest brewer worldwide. They grew… Read More
