How craft beer can succeed in the premium on-trade - Interview, Harviestoun Brewery MD Toby Knowles

How craft beer can succeed in the premium on-trade – Interview, Harviestoun Brewery MD Toby Knowles

Scotland, already well-known for the quality of its whisky, is carving out a reputation as a centre of craft beer excellence. According to Nielsen data, craft beer consumers in Scotland drink more per head than almost anywhere else in the UK, and every year an increasing number of new breweries open to accommodate this thirst. Last year, there were 93 breweries in Scotland, the Campaign for Real Ale, says, with 20 of them opening over the past 12 months.

April 26, 2016

Scotland, already well-known for the quality of its whisky, is carving out a reputation as a centre of craft beer excellence. According to Nielsen data, craft beer consumers in Scotland drink more per head than almost anywhere else in the UK, and every year an increasing number of new breweries open to accommodate this thirst. Last year, the country boasted 93 breweries, the Campaign for Real Ale says, with 20 of them opening over the past 12 months.

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