Life after BrewDog looks different for Watt. He’s no longer waking up to 5 a.m. calls with investors or flying halfway across ...

Back in 2019, Scotland-headquartered global craft brewer, BrewDog, arranged a transatlantic flight to the US for fans who ...

Martin Dickie, who founded the Ellon-based firm with James Watt in 2007, announced his decision in an email to staff.

Britain's drinkers appear to be following the suit of pubs across the country by shunning the 'trendy and expensive' craft beer chain BrewDog in favour of more traditional pubs like JD Wetherspoon.

When it launched in 2007, craft beer BrewDog was a “punk” brand. It’s a word that featured on many of the cans of its IPA sold at the Fontaines DC show at Finsbury Park earlier this month, and at ...

The news comes after it was reported that more than 2,000 pubs have ditched the company’s ‘punk’ offerings in recent months.

BrewDog has reported pre-tax losses narrowing from £59.2m to £36.6m year-on-year. The Ellon-headquartered brewer's results for the financial year ended 31 December 2024 showed that losses after tax ...

BrewDog's chief executive told investors their recent headline financial figures did 'not make for happy reading' but that they were 'on the right path' and 'doing the right things' James Taylor's ...

BrewDog co-founder Martin Dickie is stepping away from the company with immediate effect, the UK craft beer major has confirmed. Dickie, who set up BrewDog alongside James Watt in 2007, is leaving the ...

BrewDog has done it again, and by “it” we mean make headlines with a business move involving a large sum of money. BrewDog, the self-proclaimed "infamous" craft brewers known for all manner of media ...

Scottish beer-maker BrewDog is getting into the whisky business. A beer house getting into spirits isn't wholly remarkable — Stone, Dogfish Head, Ballast Point, and Rogue are all in the game with ...

BrewDog has cut its losses by 38% year-on-year in the 12 months to 31 December 2024. The pub and brewing group notified its shareholders, known as ‘equity punks’, that it posted a £36.6m loss before ...