Category: Long Reads

Long Reads

A week in my life | Miranda Hudson

Since officially opening their doors in 2019, the team at Duration Brewing have gone on to establish the business as one of the UK’s finest

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Raising SEIS/EIS – What’s the deal?

If you’re scrolling LinkedIn with a focus on the UK food and drink scene you’ve likely seen founders stating they’re “Raising SEIS/EIS” but what does

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Summer Report | Hops

Brewers shouldn’t be afraid to try something new. These tools aren’t here to replace tradition— they’re here to help you explore it in new ways,

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Summer Report | Grain

The supply chain, our relationship with the farmers and our old friend- uk weather – are all points that Robin Appel, the director of Warminster

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Summer Report | Sales

Which styles are selling well at some of the uk’s finest bottleshops and what would these businesses like to see breweries improve upon, too? Brewery

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Summer Report | Yeast

Brewing hop-forward non-alcoholic beers demands new thinking. Traditional dry hopping techniques, designed for full-strength brewing, fall short when confronted with the extraction, stability, and processing

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The overlooked branding power of keg collars

From elevating brand consistency and improving trade relationships to supporting sustainable values and providing operational clarity, there’s a lot more to the keg collar than

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Dear John | The Generation Game

Beer changes but why, and how? There are numerous reasons with some positive and some much less so, explains John Keeling. Does each generation rediscover

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Homebrew Hero | Mike Clayton-Jones

A passion that turned profession. The story of Mike Clayton-Jones, co-founder of Double-Barrelled, will resonate with many. Here he shares a wealth of his formative