Discover how women are transforming the beer landscape, setting trends, and promoting inclusion in this seasonal treat as summer’s warmth arrives. Laughter reverberates as the sun’s golden rays dance over foamy glasses in the delightful realm of summer beer. But hold on—there’s more to this warm season than simply sunlight and fun moments. Get ready…
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Under the direction of Gustav Nyström, researchers at Empa’s Cellulose and Wood Materials department are searching for methods to make money off of spent grain. They have created a method to turn brewery waste into high-grade nanocellulose, a flexible biodegradable raw material that may be used to make fiber-reinforced polymers or packaging materials, among other…
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Research from data analytics company Numerator indicates that consumers seeking non-alcoholic beverages are also searching for caffeine. Pre/probiotics (17%), CBD (14%), caffeine (28%), vitamins (24%), electrolytes (22%), and adaptogens (5%), among other reasons, are among the non-alcoholic beverage users’ selections. Consumers have been moving toward healthier lifestyles and non-alcoholic beverages for a number of years…
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The world’s second-highest non-alcoholic beer consumption is found in Japan. Fiona Holland from Just Drinks investigates if international companies have a chance in a market dominated by regional behemoths. Among all the substitutes for alcohol, non-alcoholic beer has gained the most traction thus far. While still tiny, alcohol-free beer is eroding the sales of traditional…
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The ‘Cloud Cruiser,’ a co-branded IPA that is now offered 30,000 feet or higher in select lounges, is the result of the collaboration of two well-known Pacific Northwest businesses. Alaska Airlines is already offering its first-ever house brew, a unique craft beer made just for the airline by Seattle-based Fremont Brewing. Alaska’s newest IPA will…
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This course gives brewers the knowledge and techniques essential for producing exceptional dry hopped beers. The Institute of Brewing and Distilling (IBD), the most widely recognised provider of technical education in the brewing industry, has launched a brand new self-assessed and on demand technical course – Dry Hopping. The Dry Hopping course is the latest…
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The annual booze-free challenge has received a lot of attention this year. The concept of alcohol in the minds of adult Americans shifted with Dry January. The change is caused by the growing importance of lifespan and sleep in terms of overall health. According to NIQ, a company that studies consumer behaviour, non-alcoholic beer sales…
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Professor of engineering at University Of Pittsburgh and a 25-year veteran of home brewing beer, Robert Parker, made the decision to “do something different” and “bring his passion to work.” Parker accomplished this, working with colleagues Rob Toplak and Dan Cole, to introduce the Pitt engineering department’s Science, Technology, and Culture of Craft Brewing course. …
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Navigating the complicated terrain of rules, market dynamics, and consumer tastes is necessary while operating a brewery business in India. Obtaining the required licenses and permissions, finding premium components, and overseeing the distribution routes are just a few of the details that need careful consideration. It is crucial to comprehend the cultural quirks and legal…
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Unexpected paths can be taken by an engineer with an engineering degree. “I figured I’d start this as a little hobby job and it took off,” said John Blichmann, founder and president of Blichmann Engineering, a design and manufacturing company that sells engineered beer and wine brewing products. “I started this in my garage.” After…
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