As per the latest government guidelines, a lockdown has been announced in Maharashtra over the weekends from Friday 8 pm to Monday 7 am to contain the fresh wave of coronavirus infections. Additionally, the Maharashtra government has also decided to enforce a strict night curfew from
It’s been a year of hardships for the beer industry in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. And yet, according to Beverage Industry Magazine, e-commerce is driving triple-digit growth in alcohol sales. In the U.S. alone, as the pandemic began wreaking havoc, the total e-commerce penetration
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 –
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Ah, 2020. From taps running dry to breweries shutting down permanently to learning to adapt to the “new normal” - the last 12 months have certainly been hard. But even in a year that was largely controlled by the pandemic, the Indian beer world has
Bengali beer lovers have a lot to be thankful for this year. Remember how theirs was the first state to allow the online retail of alcohol (kudos, Amazon!)? And now, thanks to the new bottling policy introduced for the city’s microbreweries by the Kolkata government, Mumbai’s
Brewer World conducted its second webinar series on Saturday, 25th April, to discuss how bad the COVID-19 lockdown impact has been on Indian beer business. Unlike our last webinar series that featured beer business owners, this series invited brewers from all over India to give
Brewer World conducted its first-ever webinar series on Friday, 24th April, to discuss the threats to the Indian beer business, brought on by the COVID-19 lockdown. Hosted by co-founder and managing director, Anitha Raghunath - the webinar was moderated by Ishan Grover, brewer and founder at
Craft beer businesses are crumbling, bills are piling up and there is zero revenue for well over a month now. And now, as India moves towards the middle of lockdown phase 2.0, there is an impending sense of doom settling amidst brewers and brewery owners
As the All India Sour Beer Month 2020 continues to quench the thirst of hundreds of beer lovers across the country, more and more microbreweries have taken to social media to show off their tongue-pinching, mouth-puckering creations. With 26 microbreweries participating across 7 different cities,
Historically speaking, India’s alcohol roots are firmly planted in a glass of whiskey. Like cricket, this smoky stuff is an aspect of our colonial inheritance which we had become madly obsessed with. And sure, while Patiala pegs may still be a preferred choice for many
