An indifferent beer A licensee attending one of the ‘Day of Beer’ training days I was running at Wye Valley Brewery came up to me at lunchtime and said that I had an impossible job. I asked what he meant. “Well, it is great that you are working with brewers to improve beer quality Brett, but…

A guest blog from Brett Laniosh about the benefits of serving cask ales to your customers. The BBPA beer barometer shows that beer sales in the first quarter of 2018 were down nearly 2% and that last year’s rise in duty was a factor. The growth and interest in the craft sector has seen a…

Line cleaning is one of those tasks that nobody really likes doing but is crucial to maintaining the quality of your beers. It’s also a bit of a black art with many and varied claims and opinions flying around the industry. It’s therefore important to understand what’s going on in the beer…

There are a lot of really good reasons to keep your glassware in tip-top condition. First up is the quality of the serve. Ensuring there are no lurking contaminants on your glassware means you can be confident of the quality of the serve. And then there’s the effect on your customers. Marks and…

In the current climate we all know how important it is to ensure business is running effectively and efficiently to ensure the bottom line. Ticking over has little shelf life, it’s important to maintain a growth trajectory to ensure long term success. This long term success relies heavily on the…

It’s fair to say that Brett Laniosh has two life-long passions – beer and teaching. An educationalist of 30 years standing, Brett now runs the Beer Consultancy delivering services to both breweries and pubs, helping them make the most of the craft beer revolution. We are delighted that he has…

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