exhibitors

The full exhibitor programme will be announced in the run-up to the event. 

Atlas Copco - Stand 102
At Atlas Copco we understand that brewing the perfect beer requires precision, consistency, and quality at every step of the process. That’s why we offer a comprehensive range of products tailored specifically for breweries, from oil-free compressors and nitrogen generators to vacuum pumps and process filtration systems.
 

 

Bevcraft - Stand 402
Bevcraft Group is the leader in the ‘craft can’ packaging sector in Europe and providing can decoration, filling, distribution and related solutions to craft beverage producers. We believe cans are key to a sustainable beverage sector as they are light, robust, economic and infinitely recyclable. ​ Today we employ over 40 people across 8 locations in Europe and North America to serve the needs of over 500+ craft beverage clients in 20+ countries. ​ Our clients are the wonderfully creative people who push for more flavour, variety and innovation across beer, cider, kombucha, health, soda, spirits and many other categories of beverage. ​ They are the ones who make things interesting. Our role is to support them in getting their product into cans professionally, efficiently and with quality at heart. ​ We Package Potential.
 

 

Certuss Steam Generators - Stand 605

CERTUSS has been supplying high-quality steam generators to a wide range of industries for many
years, helping businesses optimise their processes with reliable and efficient steam solutions. As
energy efficiency becomes increasingly critical in today’s rapidly evolving industrial landscape,
CERTUSS technology continues to provide real value for organisations looking to improve
performance while reducing operating costs.

Fast forward from this invention, right through the many innovations of steam technology throughout the world, to 1957 in Krefeld, Germany, where our company founder Hans-Joachim Schroder and a team of enthusiastic and focused Engineers set to designing a reliable, low noise, rapid steam raising, vertical Steam Generator.

On these solid foundations our company has grown into a World leader in the steam industry, with continual growth and expansion across the globe. In the words of our current owner and CEO Mathias Brauner:

“Our history is the cornerstone that supports our current success. Continued growth allows us to push innovation in the future”.

Today, with our UK service centre, the main German manufacturing base, and USA Group members along with 34 other Certuss agencies worldwide we offer the latest steam technology and exemplary service.

CleanEarth Energy - Stand 204

CleanEarth Energy are the UK’s leading developer of single turbines, windfarms, and solar
solutions. Their entirely in-house team are currently developing England’s largest onshore
windfarm to be constructed in the last decade, and offer private wire CapEx free wind projects
and CapEx free solar for businesses to transform their energy mix.

The CleanEarth team have supplied solar for over 15 breweries and up down the UK, including
2024 Sustainability Champion award winners Wiper and True, Ludlow Brewing Co, and Verdant
Brewing Co, with more projects currently in development.

Crisp Malt - Stand 405

Since 1870 Crisp Malt has lived and breathed malting. With this passion and expertise, and by combining traditional and modern techniques, we create an impressive range of malted and non-malted products, including several unique and exclusive barley malts.

 

ekeg - Booth 2

ekeg is the UKI’s leading keg management solution. They provide keg and cask pooling, leasing, servicing and tracking solutions to over 600 brewing and cider customers daily. They own +1m kegs and casks, service +3.5m every year and track millions of keg and cask trips from brewery to bar and back again with our award winning technology. Built for more draft beer and less carbon emissions.

 

Enterprise Tondelli - Stand 604

Since 1977 Enterprise Tondelli have been supplying bottling and canning solutions to the brewing and spirits industries. Whether you need a complete line or a single machine Enterprise Tondelli have the answer. From 1,500 bottles/cans per hour to 80,000 bottles/cans per hour.

 

Euroby - Stand 301

At Euroby, our services have enabled many companies and utilities to improve efficiency, reduce costs and increase the effectiveness of their waste management programmes and food and beverage production.

 

Fermentis - Stand 202

Our active dry yeasts and yeast derivatives cover almost all professional requirements: from safeguarding production to expressing sensory characteristics in beer, wine, spirits and more. Take a look at the various types of products in our range.

 

 

Foodie Flavours - Stand 501

Crafting high strength, natural flavourings in the UK since the 1960s, Foodie Flavours are the trusted choice for home bakers, artisan chefs and food & drink manufacturers.

HpE Process - Stand 602

HpE Process is a UK-based process engineering company specialising in hygienic fluid handling solutions for the brewing, food, beverage and wider process industries. Working closely with breweries of all sizes, HpE Process supply high-quality pumps, valves, heat exchangers, mixing technology and complete engineered systems designed to improve efficiency, product quality and process reliability.

With a strong focus on hygienic design, automation and energy-efficient processing, HpE Process supports breweries with tailored solutions for wort handling, yeast management, CIP systems and product transfer applications. Backed by technical expertise and a customer-focused approach, the team works in partnership with brewers to deliver reliable process solutions that meet the demands of modern brewing production.

Keg Logistics - Stand 603

Keg Logistics specializes in keg rental and keg leasing that benefits the brewer. Whether you have looked at rent to own kegs, lease to own kegs, or pay per fill kegs, Keg Logistics has you covered with its proprietary rent-to-own keg model. Our team is ready to serve your needs. Please reach out to any of our team below by phone or email. We are committed to your success and meeting your keg leasing needs.

 

Kersia - Stand 302

Continual investment in technical innovation, biotechnology, digitalisation, sustainability, and support services ensures Kersia UK, part of the Kersia Global Group, leads the field in brewery & beverage, food processing, dairy, and foodservice & facilities. Kersia continues to deliver CIP and hygiene solutions through revolutionary technology and an unparalleled commitment to service levels.

 

 

Simpsons Malt - Stand 202

Simpsons Malt is one of the largest independent, family-owned malting companies in the world with the capacity to produce around 315,000 tonnes of malt per year at its two malting sites. The company’s passion is a focus on making malts with taste, flavour and consistently high quality with the world’s best brewers and distillers in mind, helping them to craft the finest beers and whiskies.

Sure Purity - Stand 103

Sure Purity is a Queens award-winning manufacturer of the carboguard filtration system, this multi-barrier system comprises of five stages of purification. carboguard protects the beverage company from impurities in CO2, these unwanted impurities can be harmful to the consumer and cause off tastes and odours. Designed for bottling plants and breweries the carboguard system is a cost-effective way to protect the reputation of your business.

The Keg Warehouse - Stand 101

The Keg Warehouse source, store and supply a range of keg solutions and accessories from global suppliers to make your keg filling process simple. Traditional steels, economy single use plus multiuse and long term reusable “bag in keg” systems. Coming Soon! Inner Bag system for stainless steel kegs! Perfect if using steel but no on site keg washing. They continually monitor the market and will add various products we feel may be of benefit.

Trafalgar Scientific - Stand 404

Trafalgar Scientific are a laboratory supplies company , that specialises in Microbiology and Analytical Consumables, aimed at the Brewing Industry.

From HAACP verification using ATP swabbing, to setting up a full microbiology and QC lab. Trafalgar Scientific, can offer the full range of products.

We have over 30 years of supplying hygiene and laboratory capital and consumables into breweries – we can offer the full range of both equipment and consumables that you will use.

UK Flowtechnik - Stand 203

UK Flowtechnik is a joint venture company between UK Flow Ltd (the UK distribution arm of E-Holdings based in Germany) and Flowtechnik (formerly the process flow metering division of Hydrotechnik UK Ltd) UK Flowtechnik Ltd has been formed to build on the success of both companies in the manufacture and supply of flow meters, instrumentation, process sensors, specialist pumps, magnetic couplings and high quality hydraulic components. UK Flowtechnik Ltd offers products from quality brands such as: VSE, Beinlich, DST, HBE, Flomec, GPI, Lake Monitors, Seametrics, Elis Plzen, Bopp & Reuther and Comeco as well as many other quality brands. We also offer a competitive calibration & repair service.

 

 

WHC Labs - Stand 401

Innovation and flavour are at the core of WHC Lab. We’re constantly developing cutting-edge fermentation solutions that keep you ahead of the curve through the latest advancements in brewing and distilling biotechnology.

schedule at a glance

23 September

13.00 Exhibition opens & beer tasting begins
14:00 Keynote address and lectures begin
16:30 Lectures end
17:00 Beer tasting ends
17.00 Full access ticket holders only
17.00 Brewers Choice Awards Party begins
22:00 Day One ends

24 September

10:00 Exhibition opens
10.30 Lectures begin & beer tasting begins
17:30 Lectures end 
18:30 Exhibition closes
18:30 Day Two ends
19:00 Exhibitor breakdown
22:00 Breakdown ends

schedule

23 September 2024

EXHIBITION
09:00

Exhibitor early access

13:00

Exhibition & beer tasting opens

TIME LECTURE STAGE DISRUPTER STAGE
13:50

Welcome address
Tim Sheahan
Editor of the Brewers Journal

14:00

Keynote address
David Gluckman

David Gluckman was born in Port Elizabeth, South Africa on 1st November 1938, the day Sea Biscuit and War Admiral fought out the race of the century at Pimlico Park, Baltimore. Educated in Johannesburg, he joined a local advertising agency after university and soon fell in love with the business. He made the pilgrimage to London in 1961 and worked as an account executive on Procter & Gamble, Kerrygold, Lyons teas and several Unilever accounts. Always a frustrated copywriter, he escaped into product development in 1969, met a man from IDV and his life changed forever. The author of “That s*it will never sell!” David also helped create Bailey’s Irish Cream. During its time, it has sold billions of bottles across 160 countries with 220 million litres of fresh, Irish cream consumed annually. He’ll share his expertise on creating global brands, on how to keep faith and how to earn valuable buy-in when doubters pour scorn on your creativity.

14:30

Homebrew to pro
Host: Andy Parker, Elusive Brewing; Luci Clayton-Jones, Double-Barrelled; Joanna Neale, The Malt Miller; Johnny Horn, Holy Goat Brewing

Making the jump from homebrewing to professional – Leading advice from those that have been there and done that.

15:00

Brewing to style: Lager 101
Host: Radim Zvánovec, Budvar – Panelists: Laurence Brown, Lost and Grounded Brewers; Virginia Casadio, Duration Brewing, Vinny Rosario, Moonwake Beer Co; Jeremy Swainson, Utopian Brewing

Best practice and guidance in lager brewing from some of the leaders in the field

Is Sustainable Packaging actually Possible?
Host: Chris Lewington – Panelists: Mikhail Zelianouski, MyKegs

A look at the common (mis)conceptions on packaging and how it can’t be sustainable.

15:30

Forging Your Own Path
Mark Tranter, Burning Sky

Mark will share the lessons learned in a career in beer from a brewery founder. Mark explains why Burning Sky’s rural location in Firle, East Sussex has both pros and cons, the development of their mixed fermentation offering and why when it comes to business, it’s important to understand that everyone’s aims and ambitions are different.

Decarbonising Energy in Breweries
Panelists: James Fawcett, Thomas Fawcett; Dr Thomas Fudge, WASE; Chris Lewington, Brew Resourceful; George Wade, Zevero

We delve into the current state of the energy market from a sustainability point of view, and look at the best current and future options to decarbonise.

16:00

Engage the Fine-Dining Sector
Jorma Tikkanen, Do Good Brew

Creating beers for fine-dining. Hear from a brewery co-founder that is creating food-pairing beers for Michelin-starred restaurants, and how you can do it too

Leveraging Digital Transformation
Host: Melissa Cole -Panelists: Christian Barden, Konvoy; Rob Hollands, Proofworks; Kevin Smith, Made Smarter

Demystifying digital transformation. What is digital transformation and how your manufacturing business can secure success from it.

EXHIBITION
16:30

Lectures end

17:00

Full Access Tickets only

17:00

Brewers Choice Awards and celebration begins

22:00

Brewers Choice Awards and celebration ends

24 September 2024

EXHIBITION
09:00

Exhibitor early access

10:00

Exhibition opens

TIME LECTURE STAGE DISRUPTER STAGE
10:20

Welcome address
Tim Sheahan
Editor of the Brewers Journal

10:30

Keynote address
Philip Eeles, Honest Burgers

Building a business, a team and the lessons learned along the way from the co-founder of one of Britain’s most well-known burger restaurants 


11:00

Developing healthy – and tasty – beers
Maria Paredes Ramos, Hijos de Rivera SAU

A computational approach in the craft beer world. A review of work centred on being able design a la carte flavour profiles, incorporating those molecules that maintain consumers wellbeing but also show organoleptic attributes that improve taste perception.

No and Low: The Future
Host: Melissa Cole – Panelists: Daniel Rowntree, High and Dry; Caitlín McErlean, Cloudwater; Oli Russell-Cowan; Liquid Death; Johnny Clayton, Big Drop

How businesses can grasp the opportunities in a world away from alcohol.

11:30

Brewing with Kveik
Todd M. Isbell, International Centre for Brewing Science

An insight into the fermentation management, performance, and flavour expression of traditional Norwegian Landrace Yeast (Kveik)

Self Sufficiency in the Brewery
Host: Chris Lewington, Brew Resourceful. Panelists: Faye Restall, Earthly Labs; Craig Smith, Pneumatech

How you can become self sufficient when it comes to using gas in the brewery.

12:00

Relevance of hop terroir for beer flavour
Ann Van Holle, head of R&D, Proefbrouwerij

Not only variety but also ‘terroir’ may have a significant impact on the biochemical and brewing characteristics of hops and, consequently, on the resulting beer flavour profile. These insights may allow brewers to account for the potential impact of hop terroir on the consistency and quality of their beers, while it may open perspectives for subtle diversification in beer flavour profiles..

Session: On-flavour Masterclass
Host: Natalya Watson, IBD Beer Sommelier, Advanced Cicerone® and WSET beer educator

Natayla Watson, WSET beer educator, will explore the world of ‘on-flavours’. Join us and build your confidence in identifying and describing different aromas.

12:30

The survival of pathogens in non-alcoholic beers
Dr Grzegorz Rachon, Campden BRI

The outcome of two years of research into the survival of pathogens in non-alcoholic beers. The aim of this study was to evaluate the occurrence of pathogens in British and worldwide non-alcoholic beers available on the UK market, and to determine whether pathogens can survive or grow in non-alcoholic beers, and to determine the impact of pH and bitterness on their growth and survival patterns..

Sustainable Fermentation
Speaker: Jassa Amir-Lang, co-founder, Frigid.Cloud

The state of play in the energy crisis and how to adopt a sustainable approach to fermentation and refrigeration.

13:00
Lunch break
Lunch break
13:30

Maintaining Quality During Expansion
Eloise Perkins, Quality Manager, Northern Monk

Maintaining quality during expansion: Northern Monk is the fastest growing craft brewery in the UK off-trade. Here is how they ensure quality remains paramount during growth.

Brewing Law
Daniel Finn, Legal Director, Brabners

The legal changes and potential pitfalls every brewery must be aware of.

14:00

A Life in Lambic
Thomas Vandelanotte, Head Brewer, Timmermans

A dive into the wonderful world of yeasts that occur in the lambic world and what their specific contribution is to a traditional lambic.

Hops, Haze and your Beer
Host: Melissa Cole – Panelists: Brett Ellis; Sophie De Ronde, Burnt Mill; Gareth Moore, Deya; Colin Stronge, Lost Cause Brewing Co.

Best practice and guidance in hop-forward beer brewing from some of the leaders in the field.

14:30

Charting the Evolution of a Beer Brand
Nick Dwyer, Creative Director, Beavertown

Nick Dwyer is the creative director at Beavertown. An award-winning graphic designer and illustrator, He is responsible for Beavertown’s iconic designs and will reflect on their evolution from the early days to the here and now.

The Craft of Cask
Host: John Keeling – Panelists: Derek Prentice, Henry Kirk

Where Cask beer goes from here. How we can ensure it will not only survive, but thrive in the future.

15:00

Social Media Secrets
Host: Tim Sheahan – Panelists: Sienna O’ Rourke, Pressure Drop; Richard Wardrop, Vault City; Amelie Tassin, Tipple Marketing; Tanith West, Toast Hospitality

How you can boost your visibility, and your sales with effective and impactful marketing techniques.

Session: Off-flavour Masterclass
Hosts: Tim O’Rourke, The Brilliant Beer Company/Brewers Journal, Tom Brown, Head of Global Marketing & Strategy, FlavorActiv

Learn more about off flavours with this in-depth, off-flavour training course. Duration: 60 mins

To register, please email: tom.brown@flavoractiv.com

15:30

The Heart of The Community
Host: Paul Davies – Panelists: Anthony Adedeipe, Eko Brewery, Kateřina Türková, Beak, Miranda Hudson, Duration, Tom Fozard, Rooster’s Brewing Co, Jez Galaun, Brixton Brewery

The heart of the community: How your brewery can be a focal point of your community and drive direct sales in the process – Ways to achieve it from those already doing it.

16:00

Closing Remarks

EXHIBITION
17:00

Lectures end

18:30

Brewers Congress 2024 ends

BACK TO THE BDC

The Brewers Congress is returning to the heart of central London at the Business Design Centre for another year. Over 2,500 square metres of space to entertain,  educate and celebrate the very best of British brewing

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You’ll find the Business Design Centre right in the beating heart of Islington, with excellent public transport links to Central London and national destinations. You can easily reach the BDC via bus, London Underground and Overground and we’re a short walk from National Rail stations at Kings Cross and St Pancras International.

There is a secure, 250-space car park on-site. If you’re driving to the Business Design Centre, make sure you pre-book your space to avoid disappointment.

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