By Emma Castle A new study has found that Gen Z adults have a different approach to alcohol, drinking less but drinking better, prioritising experiences, and socialising at home more. The new generation of drinkers has been found to be more health conscious, more concerned about mental health issues and increasingly worried about the risks […]
New figures out of the UK show the steady decline in the number of pubs in Britain, with thousands closing since 2013. The UK Market Growth Monitor by CGA and AlixPartners reports that across Britain the number of pubs and bars has fallen 11.3 per cent in the past five years, amounting to an average
A Sunday evening in the sleepy market town of Tring was interrupted as police were called to a scuffle in the Bell Pub on High Street, as around 20 men and women drunkenly pounded crap out of each other. CCTV camera footage sourced by the Daily Mail filmed the entire sorry incident, as a dispute
The Foundation for Advertising Research recently released a study suggesting alcohol advertising does not increase consumption, in conflict with the rhetoric of prohibitionists. The Foundation for Advertising Research (FFAR) operates in Australia and New Zealand, providing expert advice on matters relating to advertising and marketing for the purpose of “ensuring policy-makers are enabled to make
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Craft beer specialist retailer Beer Cartel has released the 2018 Australian Craft Beer Survey, amounting to the “most comprehensive study ever undertaken with Australian craft beer drinkers”. The study asked a broad range of questions to over 18,000 craft beer drinkers, with top honours this year going to the emerging Balter Brewing, established just over
Drink in Local Stories – by Australian Brewery sales manager and craft beer sentient David Ward. In my mind, people shouldn’t need an excuse to go to the local pub and have a beer. However, as delivery apps and cheap streaming entertainment services become more prevalent, maybe people need more of a reason. The
Research looking at data on beer consumption in 30 cities across 23 countries has found Melbourne and Sydney lead the world in dollars spent on beer, while faring a little better on quantity and proportion of income splurged. Emanating from the festivities of International Beer Day – the first Friday of every August – self-proclaimed
Britain’s Beer Alliance has announced a £9 million (AU$15.9 million) advertising campaign hoping to stem the tide of pub closures by reminding the people of their community significance. According to data, roughly three pubs close for good in Britain every day. Many believe a contributing factor is the country’s rising tax on beer. The campaign,
Britain in in the grips of a crisis, as low production and high demand for CO₂ bring the real possibility the country’s famously tepid beer will also be flat. Carbon dioxide, whilst enjoying recent fame as a greenhouse gas, has long been employed to put bubbles in beer, and push it out of kegs and
Britain’s largest pub chain has opened Britain’s largest pub, as the Eagle & Child in Ramsbottom is awarded Britain’s Pub of the Year for its work with the community. In 2008, the GFC took its toll on a Victorian seaside pavilion casino in Ramsgate, Kent, the business closing and the building falling into disrepair. It
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