Brewdog beers have been getting shitter and the brand comes off as scummy.
Not much to see here
Mindless-Swing2813 on
Better beers are coming along and the owner is an absolute prick. What do you expect?
A_Pointy_Rock on
>Their retreat leaves the Scottish brewer increasingly reliant on JD Wetherspoon, whose 794 pubs now represent a big share of its remaining draught sales.
Til I can boycott two brands with one stone. Now *that’s* convenience.
concretepigeon on
A shame most of the time it’s probably going to be replaced by Neck Oil or a return to macro lager rather than anything decent produced by an independent.
OSUBrit on
Was in the BrewDog in Bristol a few weeks ago, the place was literally empty. Yeah it was midweek but still, there’s a difference between quiet and literally dead.
Planet-thanet on
I bought 10 cans of the Black Heart stout for £5.50 in Asda, bargain, until the next day I was shitting black soup
PirateCraig on
We do the best real ales in the world. Best of all it’s always the cheapest option, why people are giving this prick three money is beyond me
BeardedGardenersHoe on
James Watt is a prick and BrewDog beers are ass. Win win.
Old-Law-7395 on
100% much better beers, plus all the bullshit toxic work place stuff.
Lidba1992 on
Almost bought a brewdog pint yday until I saw the brand – quickly changed my order
Fulgrims_STDs on
I always liked their Blackheart stout, but the rest of their range was awful
mcmad on
I stopped buying brewdog after the founder said that British people don’t work hard enough. Their competition tastes too good for them to insult us
Knee-Deep-In-Static on
Hope this is the beginning of the end for that smug prick.
Grizzled_Wanderer on
Punk IPA has definitely changed. Used to be a lovely pint.
It feels like they’ve not been able to scale up production and keep the quality.
BrewDogDrinker on
I like the beers… As you can tell.
But owner is a scumbag.
Huge-Promotion-7998 on
Grew too fast, beer got shit, their „shareholder“ offering has been a mess, and they got rid of 5am Saint which was their best beer. I only buy their beer when they have a decent offer on the small tins in the supermarket.
Fit_Importance_5738 on
It’s expensive and quite frankly can’t say it is a bug seller for it to be put on tap, I know we don’t sell it much in the shop, maybe when we get a bunch of non locals
philipwhiuk on
Rarely does someone say “let’s meet up at the BrewDog”
They are cramped poorly lit spaces that feel busy even with a relatively small number of people. The lack of furnishings makes them sound louder than they should
One_in_the_other87 on
From the same town as the owner. He’s a bellend who used his dad’s money to be an even bigger prick.
spank_monkey_83 on
It’s the last beer I would drink on the planet due to the cunt at the top. Completely toxic brand
The1likeShifter on
Craft beer is delicious but expensive. This guy had success early on but sold out at the cost of quality. He is now surrounded by brewers with integrity, class and quality at the same price point and a wiser customer base. Why would I get some shitty punk when I can try a local craft place for the same price or cheaper?
grind_monkee23 on
Just gonna sit here and wish I’d cashed my “equity for punks” shares out when they still had credibility.
InterestingWin3627 on
Its a scummy company, with a dickhead for a boss, so good.
heavenisatruck1 on
I do enjoy the loaded fries from Brew Dog I must admit. The owner can sod off though.
Loreki on
>Chief executive James Taylor told staff the closures are part of a refresh of its estate, partly in response to „rising costs, increased regulation, and economic pressures“ on the sector.
If I owned shares, I’d sell them. A company with as many internal problems as BrewDog clearly has does not solve them by blaming external conditions. People can see right through it because they can see other companies in the same industry doing better.
If they want to get back to being a „cool“ brand, the new CEO must be frank about the crappy culture and what he’s doing about it.
dermot111 on
The owners are arseholes
The beer tastes the same as every other IPA and the food in stores is overpriced and atrocious
I avoid these bars like the plague
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Brewdog beers have been getting shitter and the brand comes off as scummy.
Not much to see here
Better beers are coming along and the owner is an absolute prick. What do you expect?
>Their retreat leaves the Scottish brewer increasingly reliant on JD Wetherspoon, whose 794 pubs now represent a big share of its remaining draught sales.
Til I can boycott two brands with one stone. Now *that’s* convenience.
A shame most of the time it’s probably going to be replaced by Neck Oil or a return to macro lager rather than anything decent produced by an independent.
Was in the BrewDog in Bristol a few weeks ago, the place was literally empty. Yeah it was midweek but still, there’s a difference between quiet and literally dead.
I bought 10 cans of the Black Heart stout for £5.50 in Asda, bargain, until the next day I was shitting black soup
We do the best real ales in the world. Best of all it’s always the cheapest option, why people are giving this prick three money is beyond me
James Watt is a prick and BrewDog beers are ass. Win win.
100% much better beers, plus all the bullshit toxic work place stuff.
Almost bought a brewdog pint yday until I saw the brand – quickly changed my order
I always liked their Blackheart stout, but the rest of their range was awful
I stopped buying brewdog after the founder said that British people don’t work hard enough. Their competition tastes too good for them to insult us
Hope this is the beginning of the end for that smug prick.
Punk IPA has definitely changed. Used to be a lovely pint.
It feels like they’ve not been able to scale up production and keep the quality.
I like the beers… As you can tell.
But owner is a scumbag.
Grew too fast, beer got shit, their „shareholder“ offering has been a mess, and they got rid of 5am Saint which was their best beer. I only buy their beer when they have a decent offer on the small tins in the supermarket.
It’s expensive and quite frankly can’t say it is a bug seller for it to be put on tap, I know we don’t sell it much in the shop, maybe when we get a bunch of non locals
Rarely does someone say “let’s meet up at the BrewDog”
They are cramped poorly lit spaces that feel busy even with a relatively small number of people. The lack of furnishings makes them sound louder than they should
From the same town as the owner. He’s a bellend who used his dad’s money to be an even bigger prick.
It’s the last beer I would drink on the planet due to the cunt at the top. Completely toxic brand
Craft beer is delicious but expensive. This guy had success early on but sold out at the cost of quality. He is now surrounded by brewers with integrity, class and quality at the same price point and a wiser customer base. Why would I get some shitty punk when I can try a local craft place for the same price or cheaper?
Just gonna sit here and wish I’d cashed my “equity for punks” shares out when they still had credibility.
Its a scummy company, with a dickhead for a boss, so good.
I do enjoy the loaded fries from Brew Dog I must admit. The owner can sod off though.
>Chief executive James Taylor told staff the closures are part of a refresh of its estate, partly in response to „rising costs, increased regulation, and economic pressures“ on the sector.
If I owned shares, I’d sell them. A company with as many internal problems as BrewDog clearly has does not solve them by blaming external conditions. People can see right through it because they can see other companies in the same industry doing better.
If they want to get back to being a „cool“ brand, the new CEO must be frank about the crappy culture and what he’s doing about it.
The owners are arseholes
The beer tastes the same as every other IPA and the food in stores is overpriced and atrocious
I avoid these bars like the plague