UK BEER MARKET

INTRODUCTION

One of the oldest and most popular alcoholic drinks in the world is beer. Water, malted barley, hops, and yeast are the four main ingredients that are usually used to make it. The main component of beer is water, which also forms the foundation of the brewing process.

During the fermentation phase of the brewing process, yeast turns sugars into carbon dioxide and alcohol. Beer has its own unique flavours, scents, and alcohol content because of the combination of these ingredients and the brewing process.

In the UK, the craft beer movement has only gotten stronger, with an increasing number of independent breweries creating a wide variety of distinctive, handcrafted beers. There is a shift in consumer preferences towards premium and specialty beers, and away from quantity in favour of quality.

The beer market is impacted by the rise in e-commerce, as more people started buying beer online.Traditional beer styles like ales and bitters are balanced with more avant-garde brews like experimental and foreign beers in the UK beer market. 

UK BEER MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

The UK beer market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.

MARKET DYNAMICS

As a percentage of the total population, US$129.60 in revenue is generated per person in 2023.The forecasters are expecting a healthy growth in the beer industry for a few reasons. First, the growing appeal of specialty beers and beverages made with beer. 

The majority of craft beers are now produced by tiny, independent breweries, though many have been acquired by large brewing companies. But more and more customers think that an independent brewery should be the source of true craft beer. 

Concerns about the environment have grown among breweries and consumers as well, which has prompted efforts to adopt environmentally friendly packaging and brewing methods.

There are laws in the UK that control the marketing, distribution, and production of beer.Regulations, particularly those pertaining to alcohol content and labelling, may change, which could have an impact on the sector.

Furthermore, consumers who are looking for healthier beverage options and those who are concerned about their health have led to a rise in the demand for low- and alcohol-free beers.

RECENT PARTNERSHIP

A partnership has been established between Carlsberg Marston's Brewing Company (CMBC) and the Stonegate Group, which runs over 4,500 pubs and bars throughout the UK under the names Slug & Lettuce and Be at One.

As the new logistics partner for the pub group, the deal will increase the presence of CMBC's premium beer brands, such as Brooklyn Pilsner and Birrificio Angelo Poretti, throughout Stonegate's estate.

This is a historic deal that will guarantee CMBC and Stonegate Group's long-term cooperation in supplying a variety of its outstanding beer brands to thousands of Stonegate Group's first-rate bars.

In addition to investing in capacity at several depots across the country, CMBC will add 29 new vehicles to its fleet as part of the expansion of its internal logistics network.

RECENT DEVELOPMENT

IMPOSSIBREW has declared the release of IMPOSSIBREW Fruited Lager, one of its newest limited edition beers. This delightful summer edition comes in two flavours: Salted Grapefruit Lager and Yuzu & Lime Lager, both with an ABV of 0.5% and enhanced with the popular mellow Social Blend.

On the other hand, the IMPOSSIBREW Salted Grapefruit Lager offers an incredibly refreshing experience with a grapefruit tang that is expertly balanced between zesty tartness and the subtle embrace of salt.

With its revolutionary Social Blend, a nootropic alcohol substitute intended to improve mood, encourage relaxation, reduce stress, and provide a hangover-free experience, IMPOSSIBREW has been revolutionising the no/low alcohol industry.

These flavours are ideal for enjoying in the warm summer months and have 0g of added sugar.The brand-new IMPOSSIBREW Fruited Lager is evidence of the company's dedication to offering distinctive, delightful, and high-quality non-alcoholic drinks that satisfy consumers' increasing need for drink options that are healthier and more practical.

RECENT TRENDS

• Customer preferences: Craft beers and speciality brews are becoming more and more popular among UK consumers. This trend can be linked to consumers' increasing interest in supporting regional breweries and their desire for options that are flavorful and distinctive.

• Local special circumstances:The United Kingdom's rich brewing heritage and culture have an impact on the beer market. Many traditional beer styles, including stouts and ales, that have been enjoyed for centuries can be found in the United Kingdom. 

• Underlying macroeconomic factors: There are macroeconomic factors that also affect the beer market in the United Kingdom. Consumer spending on beer is heavily influenced by the level of disposable income and overall economic stability of the nation. The beer market has benefited from the economic expansion that the United Kingdom has experienced in recent years.

• Craft breweries are becoming increasingly prevalent: Consumers are favouring locally brewed pale ales over traditional brand lagers. In response to the increasing demand, a large number of new craft breweries are opening.

COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

Mad Squirrel Brewery is a small but mighty force in quality and innovation, using only the best ingredients in their state-of-the-art A.B.E brewhouse. - Installed two new 12,000-litre FV tanks in the brewery - Launched with four major retailers nationwide - Brewed over thirty new beers.

Twisted Barrel Ale are an artisan vegan business based in Coventry, making hand crafted, flavourful beer in small batches. Originally brewing on a 60 litre kit, at the time they are the smallest commercial brewery in the UK. They launched their brand new Brewery and Tap House with a new 1000 litre brewing kit.

Robinsons is one of the most respected names in British brewing and innkeeping.Based in the heart of Stockport for over 185 years, owning a collection of around 260 pubs, inns and hotels across the North West and North Wales.

THIS REPORT WILL ANSWER FOLLOWING QUESTIONS

1. How much beer is manufactured in the UK? Who are the sub-component suppliers in different regions?
2. Cost breakup of a UK beer market and key vendor selection criteria
3. Where is the beer manufactured? What is the average margin per unit?
4. Market share of UK beer manufacturers and their upcoming products
5. Cost advantage for OEMs who manufacture beer in-hoUKe
6. key predictions for next 5 years in UK beer market
7. Average B-2-B beer market price in all segments
8. Latest trends in UK beer market, by every market segment
9. The market size (both volume and value) of the UK beer market in 2024-2030 and every year in between?
10. Production breakup of beer market, by suppliers and their OEM relationship