The Brewery Manual is a vibrant resource concerning the United Kingdom’s brewing and on-trade fraternities. Each edition adds hundreds of new entries and updates many, many more, providing up-to-date information on the industry.
Each edition of The Brewery Manual uniquely includes Who’s Who listings of the movers and shakers amongst brewers, publicans and industry bodies. There’s also production and sales data available, providing insight into industry trends.
There’s more: detailed listings of beer importers and the brands they bring in-country; a break-out of the country’s contract brewers and packagers; and contact details and background information regarding trade bodies, the players that provide voice to industry interests and concerns.
Researchers updating records for The Brewery Manual 2012 surveyed Progressive Beer Duty-eligible brewers as how the reduction in excise duty benefited their businesses. Further, brewers were asked if PBD needed to be changed and, if so, what remedies might best suit. The findings make for fascinating reading.
In the aftermath of the introduction of Progressive Beer Duty in 2002, the ranks of the British brewing industry have swelled, almost doubling in number over the last eight years. There are now almost 800 operational breweries in the UK. Perhaps the most amazing finding in The Brewery Manual 2012 is more than 100 breweries fired up mash tuns in 2010, a record number of new entrants into the industry.
Keep track of these changes; make sure that your information is up-to-date with this valuable resource.
And check back frequently to www.brewerymanual.com – we’ll be keeping you informed about industry news, personnel changes, new product development, and the latest entrants into the market during the coming weeks and months.
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