The jury is out on 2021; it may or may not be the mark of the coronavirus. But according to many trend forecasters, beer has survived plenty of difficult challenges and it will survive the pandemic as well. With that being said, there’s no denying that
It’s the start of another year, and beer fans are gearing up for what comes next – in terms of styles and flavours. Each new year bears witness to certain trends that will put the brewing industry’s versatility and creative strengths on display while, at
2020 was a year of challenges and disruptive change for craft breweries. Despite the difficulties, craft brewers and business owners are doing what they do best: innovating and creating more opportunities that keep consumers engaged and coming back for more. Mumbai-based Kadak Craft Beers’ founders –
A year into the coronavirus pandemic and one narrative continues to lead conversations surrounding beer sales in India: “What’s the way forward?” Since mid-March, the virus’ impact on the beer industry has been devastating. From surviving on-premise and retail shutdowns to supply chain challenges and layoffs
Prediction is always a risky business. After all, few analysts and experts could have predicted what challenges the end of the year 2019 would bring to all businesses – big and small. Revenue graphs fell flat as companies rolled down their shutters to comply with
As 2020 draws to a close, brewers, retailers, wholesalers and suppliers are adjusting in real-time to the disruptive impact that the COVID-19 global pandemic has had and is continuing to have, on the industry. From pushing drinking habits away from bars and into homes to