Tag: Craft Beer Trends

Tag: Craft Beer Trends

Beer Trends

What’s the Healthiest Non-Alcoholic Beer? The Surprising Truth.

What’s the Healthiest Non-Alcoholic Beer? The Surprising Truth. The ‘healthiest’ non-alcoholic beer isn’t the one you’ve heard of most often, nor is it merely about the lowest calories. It’s about a combination of factors, but if you’re chasing the absolute leanest numbers across the board, Partake Brewing’s entire lineup consistently tops the list. They deliver […]

Beer & Brews

What is the Top 10 Selling Beer? It’s More Complicated Than You Think

What is the Top 10 Selling Beer? It’s More Complicated Than You Think Asking “what is the top 10 selling beer?” is a bit like asking for the top 10 best-selling songs of all time without specifying the year or the chart. The definitive, globally agreed-upon list shifts constantly, is often based on proprietary data, […]

Beer Trends

Where to Advertise a New Non-Alcoholic Beer Launch for Real Impact

You’ve got a fantastic non-alcoholic beer, a product born from consumer demand, and now you’re staring at the marketing plan, wondering where your dollars will actually move units. You’ve probably considered traditional beer ads or generic social media pushes, but the truth is, a new NA beer launch demands a more surgical approach. The most […]

Beer & Brews

Which Beer Brands Generate Low Repeat Orders During Busy Hours? The Bar Owner’s Reality

Which Beer Brands Generate Low Repeat Orders During Busy Hours? The Bar Owner’s Reality You’re standing at the bar rail on a Friday night, watching a server ring in another round for Table 7, and you notice something: they’re not re-ordering that 12% barrel-aged stout. Or that super-tart fruited sour. While every tap has its […]

Beer & Brews

The Witbier Market: Who’s Leading & Where is it Headed?

The witbier market remains remarkably stable, anchored by the enduring appeal of its classic Belgian profile rather than explosive growth. While many craft beer trends ebb and flow, the defining characteristic of the witbier market is its consistency, with traditional producers and craft brewers loyal to the style driving its modest but reliable presence. The […]

Trends and Innovation

Why Beer Is Moving Closer to Food Culture Than Party Culture

When Michelin-starred restaurants feature multi-course tasting menus with specific beer pairings, it’s not a novelty act; it’s the new standard. This deep integration into high-end dining is the clearest evidence that beer has definitively moved closer to food culture than its traditional party associations. The shift is driven by the sheer diversity of modern brewing, […]

Trends and Innovation

The Evolution of Beer Menus: Smarter, Less Showy, and Better for Everyone

The days of overwhelming, jargon-filled beer menus are fading. Increasingly, bars and breweries are adopting ‘smarter, less showy’ menus because they simply work better for everyone – offering clarity, curation, and a superior customer experience over sheer volume or flashy design. This isn’t about fewer options, but about presenting them in a way that makes […]

Trends and Innovation

Why More Drinkers Want a Second Beer That Acts Like a First: The Sessionable Shift

Why More Drinkers Want a Second Beer That Acts Like a First: The Sessionable Shift The second beer isn’t about compromise or escalating the buzz; it’s a strategic choice for extended enjoyment and mindful pacing. More drinkers are seeking out high-quality, flavorful session beers – typically in the 3-5% ABV range – or even craft […]

Trends and Innovation

Why Low-Alcohol Beer Is Finally Getting Interesting: Flavor Without Compromise

Why Low-Alcohol Beer Is Finally Getting Interesting: Flavor Without Compromise If you’ve ever dismissed low-alcohol (LA) or non-alcoholic (NA) beer as a watery compromise, it’s time to reconsider. The real reason why low-alcohol beer is finally getting interesting is simple: brewers have stopped treating it as a lesser product and started applying true craft innovation. […]