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#71 Duration Brewing
Life has a funny way of working out, even if you weren’t sure what you were looking for in the first place.For Miranda Hudson and her co-founder and husband Bates, a chance encounter at a wedding a de
#70 Growth is more than just volume | Aaron McClure
Most breweries will, hopefully, experience a growth curve during their business lives.But when you’re on that particular journey, it’s key to recognise that there’s more to it than just increasing cap
#69 Double-Barrelled
What happens when you combine a couple that have a love for travel, a passion for brewing excellent beers and the desire to create an inclusive brewery that boasts a taproom loved by locals and visito
#68 Work with your team, don’t simply manage them
“You have to be a manager, a coach and a referee all in one. And there’s probably a little bit of hope involved, too.” Greg Zeschuk knows a thing or two about running a team. Because before working in
#67 Get everybody in the room
In beer, and the wider world, what people love is for you to have the respect to show them what you love. And in doing so, they have an opportunity to walk through a little door and potentially find s
#66 Your name means something
Earlier this week we hosted our annual Brewers Congress and Brewers Choice Awards. During our Brewers Choice Awards, we gave out the inaugural Global Ambassador Award. This accolade is designed to ack
#65 The wonderful world of terroir
The Brewers Journal turned six this autumn. In that time we’ve put out more than 50 editions, run countless live events, hosted awards and also launched this podcast, too.. But did you know we also ha
#64 Brixton Brewery – Grasping the opportunity
What’s it like when the world’s second largest brewer calls you saying they’d like to chat as they want to support your brewery’s growth? Jez Galaun, co-founder of Brixton Brewery, figured it was a ho
#63 When others Zig, it’s time to Zag
We have all seen the stats More than 8.5 million Brits are actively moderating their drinking while over 20 percent of the UK adult population doesn’t drink at all. Then when you look at those aged 18
#62 Why consistency is critical
From clothing sizes to airline destinations, as much as we pretend not to, with all of us thinking we’re mavericks, the truth is we like consistency. If your ticket says Rome and you arrive in Moscow,