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A productive week spent at the Brewers Association CBC in Vegas, meeting suppliers, brewers, and event organizers. Massive thanks to the Brewers Association and Konvoy for their support. Excited to share that there are lots of BD opportunities for We Are Beer down the line. Looking forward to a productive summer working with both organizations over here in the UK. Despite the challenges that the industry is facing globally, leaving Las Vegas feeling pretty positive. Why? ➡ Because the topline trading numbers are decent and people still want premium. The raw material for commercial success is there. ➡ Because the craft and indy sector is where the vast majority of "new" in beer starts, and where the creative capital lies - both brands and products. ➡ Because we're entering into a new phase for good beer and we haven't really seen the sector make its move post-covid. Knowing and meeting the hard working and smart people in beer, and seeing some of the plans and strategies coming into play, I think you'll see good beer kick on again. Which is great for the whole category. Excited to get stuck in.

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The future of pour over coffee is connected to innovation, with an expanding array of manual and automatic brewers altering the landscape. Perfect Daily Grind talked with experts like Dusan Maticic, World Brewers Cup Champion Carlos Medina, and Erik Freudenberg, 2023 German Brewers Cup Champion, to discuss the future of the pour over coffee. #FilterCoffee #PourOverCoffee

It’s Thursday, so throwing it back to honor what was once my favorite day of the week - Bowling night. In college, we rolled every Thursday for three years. Take that for a liberal arts education! I could’ve told you from experience that bowlers over-index in beer consumption, but here are some numbers on the bowling participant to back it up: 🎳 Bowlers are beer drinkers - 54% consume beer on a monthly basis, which is 40% more than the average U.S. adult (21+). 🎳 Bowlers prefer domestic beer; US beer brands rank first among bowlers alcoholic beverage of choice. 🎳 Bowlers like to party - they are 2x more likely to go to bars or clubs than the average US adult 21+. Checkout the throwback photo our team (50 Shades of Chay) below! Samuel Boissard, Alex Saralegui, Austin Zimmerman, Toby Porter And thanks to Grace Kang for the insights!

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It's Fieldays week! If you can squeeze in the time, then I encourage you all to visit. I have a deep connection (past Board member, Innovations judge - and more...). But regardless of the past, I get such a kick out visiting each year. First, seeing this years' innovations - the gift that keeps growing (puns always intended). Clever people and technology adding value to NZInc. As a patent attorney it is particularly gratifying to see the commercial version of what you first came across as a raw concept, and as an IP strategist, it is such a pleasure to see how inventors and companies position themselves. Next, I am reminded how we are all interconnected in the Agritech space and how it underpins NZ's economic fabric. We all depend upon and support each other. Last - mussel fritters! Need I say more... See you there.

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7 Scotch whiskies (and 1 American outlier) to enjoy while watching The Open Chances are, you’re not jetsetting across the pond to take in the action of the 151st Open Championship at Royal Liverpool. But just because you won’t be traipsing along the edges of the fairway in the north of England this week doesn’t mean you can’t drink as if you’re there. For several years, Loch Lomond has served as the official whisky of the Open Championship, each year releasing at least a couple of special-edition expressions that were created to celebrate The Open. This year is no different. Here, we give you the skinny on these championship-caliber whiskies, along with a few other notable new Scotch releases, all of which will enhance your viewing of The Open later this week (although a couple will set you back a significant sum). Oh, and just in case Scotch whisky isn’t your thing, we’ve included one limited-edition summer expression from a prominent American whiskey producer. Hey, it might make a great celebratory pour should an American be so lucky as to hoist the Claret Jug on Sunday. #investment #opportunity #whiskycollection #whiskylover #whiskybarrel #whiskycask #invest #investor #Investing #investors #assets #asset #assetmanagement #assetprotection #whisky #whiskylife #scotland  #scottish #scottishbusiness https://lnkd.in/gVucSpAv

Beverage Directors with Multi-Unit Experience (AND AN ITCH TO RELOCATE TO EUROPE!)! This Job on National Bootlegger's Day is for you! $120K plus bennies, bonus, and relo package. What is most interesting about National Bootleggers' Day is how the start of prohibition in the U.S., the distillation of Templeton Rye whiskey, and the birthday of the infamous gangster Al Capone are all interconnected. It was the onset of prohibition that prompted both Capone and farmers in Templeton, Iowa, to distill their own whiskey to sell. This was how the famous Templeton Rye whiskey was born, and its popularity spread like wildfire during prohibition… so much so that it became Al Capone’s favorite whiskey. The question is: Is it still a Rusty Nail if you make it with Templeton Rye?

What to do on your bank holiday - book the semi final 😉 👇🏻