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  • Dragon Soop owners hand themselves £4.3m dividend after profit rise

    Retail

    The owners of Dragon Soop have handed themselves a dividend of £4.3m after the drinks brand toasted a rise in profit. Corinthian Brands, which is based in Knaresbrook and is owned by Paul Burton and John Hibberd, posted profit of just under £5m for 2025, a rise of 2.3 per cent on the previous year. [...]

    Dragon Soop beverage can on display, showcasing vibrant design and branding for a news feature on popular alcoholic drinks
  • Brewdog could mount $1bn resurgence, new owner says

    Hospitality

    The new owner of Brewdog has said the craft beer brand can be worth $1bn, as the firm tries to “rebuild” the brand to its former glory.  Tilray, a US-based cannabis and alcohol products firm, said it plans to pile significant investment into Brewdog to make it profitable next year and propel it towards a [...]

    This is not the first time Brewdog has found itself on the wrong side of an ASA ruling (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)
  • Brewdog: Co-founder James Watt ‘terminated’ as director

    Hospitality

    Brewdog co-founder James Watt has been “terminated” as director of the craft beer firm after its sale to a US cannabis giant.  Watt established the brewing company with schoolmate Martin Dickie in 2006 but resigned as a company director on 24 March, according to Companies House filings.  Brewdog kickstarted the UK’s craft beer craze but [...]

    Brewdog CEO James Watt
  • Guinness Index: How much is a pint of the black stuff in your borough?

    March 25, 2026

    While the ONS has added hummus and dog grooming to its sample shopping basket in a bid to move with the times when tracking inflation – City AM prefers a cooler metric: the Guinness Index.  Nothing encapsulates British consumer habits like Guinness’ meteoric rise: taking stout from the preserve of grey-haired aficionados to an ever-present [...]

  • Fevertree takes Environment Agency to court over green packaging tax

    March 24, 2026

    Fevertree has launched a legal challenge against the Environment Agency over its application of a sustainability packaging tax, which is charged on glass bottles. The premium drink mixer brand claims the glass used in some of its products should be classified as non-household packaging and be exempted from the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) levy, and [...]

  • Virgin wines looks to Gen-Z wine-lovers for growth after suffering loss

    March 17, 2026

    Online retailer Virgin Wines turned a loss but remains confident a surge of Gen-Z drinkers who no longer view wine as “elitist” will push the firm into the black. The wine seller made a £400k pre-tax loss in the first half of the year, down from a £1.3m profit last year, but saw revenue grow [...]

  • Gen-Z swaps pints for gym memberships, fitness boss claims

    March 11, 2026

    Gen-Z fitness fanatics are opting for gym memberships over pints as social media trends drive young Brits to socialise at the pull-up bar rather than the nightclub bar, the boss of The Gym Group has claimed. Will Orr, chief executive at the only London-listed gym provider, told City AM his gyms have seen a surge [...]

  • Majestic Wine blames Reeves’ tax hikes as profit slashed

    January 7, 2026

    Majestic Wine has blamed Rachel Reeves and her tax policies for its profit almost slashing in half during its latest financial year. The Watford-based business said the “economic environment became more challenging” during the 12 months to 31 March, 2025, especially after the general election and the Chancellor’s first Budget. The chain added that these [...]

  • Spencer Matthews: My biggest challenge this Dry January, and why I hate mocktails

    January 1, 2026

    Former Made in Chelsea star Spencer Matthews founded the Clean Co alcohol-free drinks company in 2019. He talks to City AM about his Dry January challenges, both personal and professional. What does Dry January mean to you personally? I see January as a chance for people and for society to reflect on their relationship with [...]

  • Dry January 2026: 7 of the best alcohol free events in London

    December 31, 2025

    Whether you’re going totally alcohol free, trying a ‘damp January’ by moderating your intake or purely interested in the latest initiatives to do with sobriety, here are five interesting-sounding activities to try out this Dry January. Dry January events to book now CBD cocktails at The Alchemist Alchemist bars around the UK will be partnering [...]

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