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About BrewDog

We were bored of the industrially brewed lagers and stuffy ales that dominate the UK market. We decided the best way to fix this undesirable predicament was to brew our own beers. Consequently in April 2007 BrewDog was born.Both only 24 at the time, we leased a building, got some scary bank loans, spent all our money on stainless steel and started making some hardcore beers.

About The Digital Newsroom

The BrewDog Digital Newsroom is a simple and useful resource for you to keep track of all the latest news stories. High resolution images and complete press releases are available to download from here, and you can connect with our various social media profiles easily. Suggestions for improvements are welcome.

Contact Details

Alex Myers & Camilla Brown
Manifest London
t. +44 (0)203 1379 270
e. brewdog@manifestlondon.co.uk

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Swap your crap beer for craft beer at world’s first ‘crap beer amnesty’

BrewDog, Scotland’s largest independent brewery has today officially announced the launch of its flagship beer, Punk IPA in cans. Punk IPA will be the only craft beer available in cans in the UK, with the packaging completely eliminating the risk of light damage to the beer, whilst reducing environmental impact and production costs.

  • BrewDog holding the first ever ‘crap beer amnesty’, which will allow beer drinkers to swap a can of branded lager for a Punk IPA
  • The swap will be made at BrewDog’s Aberdeen bar on Friday, March 18th
  • BrewDog’s co-founders will recycle the branded mainstream beers by ‘driving’ them to the nearest recycle centre – with a golf club from the top of a BrewDog van
  • Online poll found 87% of fans voted positively for the introduction of Punk IPA in cans

Download the full press release and high resolution images below.

Quotations

James Watt, co-founder of BrewDog commented:

“Punk IPA has been our most successful beer so far, and the launch of Punk in cans is a landmark moment for us and for the insurgency of craft beer in the UK drinks market. We want to make everyone as passionate about beer as we are and in addition to the can launch, the fact that Sainsbury’s is now stocking a 9.2% ABV IPA proves that we’re already making great headway. Crap beer’s days are numbered.”

“We want the public to realise that the fizzy, yellow so-called ‘beers’ pushed on the unsuspecting public by big breweries should be treated as a crime. The crap beer amnesty is designed to prove to beer drinkers that have previously put up with these tasteless, insipid mainstream lagers that things have changed. The time for revolution is now.” James continued.

 

 

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BrewDog hits out at mainstream beers with launch of Fake Lager

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Brew at the Bog 2013: Round two for BrewDog’s music and craft beer festival

BrewDog’s boutique festival returns for 2nd year. Following the success of last year’s event, BrewDog is returning to Bogbain Farm, Inverness on Saturday 4th May for another celebration of great Scottish beer and music.   Brew at the Bog will showcase the very best homegrown Scottish musical talent combined with craft beer from the controversial [...]

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