Creative Spaces
Beer and art go hand in hand, but your brewery's space might not necessarily reflect that. Have you ever wondered how you can find the time to make your brewery more "artsy?"
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Taprooms
Taprooms—breweries that sell over 25% of their beer onsite and don't offer significant food services—were up 9% by volume in 2022 over the previous year.
Brewpubs
After countless pivots by restaurateurs and their short-handed workforces, customers are returning, but they are doing so on a new set of terms requiring even more adjustments.
Micros
Microbreweries—those that produce fewer than 15,000 barrels annually and sell less than 25% of that production onsite—are shifting focus to their immediate customers.
Regionals
The Regionals category underperformed, down 2% in volume, even as craft beer as a whole held its own in a volatile market.
The Value of a Beer-Educated Staff
Back in the day, all you had to do to make the customer happy was to hire a smiling local to offer flavorful beer. But more breweries are discovering the value of an educated staff.
Taprooms
In taprooms across the country, customer service has become more important than ever as brewery owners continue to navigate the ebbs and flows of the pandemic.
Brewpubs
With ongoing staffing challenges and supply chain issues, keeping a brewpub afloat during a pandemic recovery becomes a labor of love for many involved.
Micros
Microbreweries—those that produce fewer than 15,000 barrels annually and sell less than 25% of that production onsite—saw production volume increase by 11%.
Seismic Shift
Can a craft brewery convert its entire operation from one that had table and bar service to a more fast-casual counter service model? The pandemic was a great time to find out.
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