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Love it or love to hate it, Valentine’s Day is a fantastic opportunity to generate sales and attract new customers to your bar or restaurant. Valentine’s Day promotions are key to capitalizing on this sales opportunity. A unique event idea, paired with effective marketing, can lead to a lot of V-day sales. Read on and … Read more
One of the oldest styles of beer, cask ale (also referred to as ‘real ale’) is beer in its rawest form. It was originally brewed by monks to replace poor water supplies, and when it is well handled, a cask ale can be some of the best draught beers on the market. What Makes a … Read more
If you sell craft beer at your bar, you are in luck. The brewing industry has a lot going for it – explosive growth, being the cool kids on the block, raving fans, tons of new beers – but that doesn’t mean you can just sell the latest and greatest brew and call it a … Read more
Offering an excellent selection of craft beer, wine, and cocktails is sometimes only half the battle when running a bar. Keeping your customers entertained is also essential to maintaining a healthy revenue. While there are obvious choices, like music, or a live band, holding interactive activities can also do the trick. Hosting a trivia night … Read more
Interested in increasing your customer base and customer loyalty? Try a monthly newsletter! Bars and breweries have a unique opportunity to add newsletters to their list of cost-effective communication outreach techniques. A newsletter differentiates you from your competition, creates a personality for you and your bar and a builds a relationship with your customers. It … Read more
Beer Ingredients Traditionally, beer is brewed with four main ingredients—water, hops, barley, and yeast. But the craft beer scene is evolving, and the styles and ingredients have followed suit. The result? An array of beers, some great, some average, and some . . . interesting. Non-traditional beer ingredients are split into four categories of their … Read more
