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Guinness shortage hits UK pubs
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Britain's pubs have faced significant challenges in recent years, including the pandemic, staff shortages, and the cost of living crisis. The Sheephaven Bay pub in London, for example, has reported a substantial increase in sales of Guinness, with the Irish stout accounting for over 50% of draft beer sales. However, despite this growth in popularity, Diageo, the parent company of Guinness, has begun limiting the number of barrels of Guinness that British pubs and bars can order each week, citing a surge in demand.
I normally make sure I have seven barrels per week and I would up that in the run-up to Christmas. But I was restricted to only four [by our brewery]. So on Wednesday, when I got my order, we only had half a barrel left in the cellar at the busiest time of the year. And we'd run out by 10pm on Friday night.
Over the past month we have seen exceptional consumer demand for Guinness.
We have maximized supply and we are working proactively with our customers to manage the distribution to trade as efficiently as possible.
Over the past month we have seen exceptional consumer demand for Guinness in (Great Britain).
Over the past month we have seen exceptional consumer demand for Guinness in Great Britain. We have maximised supply and we are working proactively with our customers to manage the distribution to trade as efficiently as possible.
It feels like the toilet roll shortages during Covid-19 - the more coverage that comes, the worse the situation gets!
sources
perspectives
countries
organizations
- 1.Guinness
- 2.Diageo
- 3.Marquis
- 4.CGA
- 5.Cardiff Licensees Forum
- 6.Croeso Pubs
- 7.English Premier League
- 8.Faltering Fullback
- 9.Inn Express
- 10.Irish Embassy
- 11.Murphy
- 12.Nielsen
persons
- 1.Phil Inzani
- 2.Andy Mac Manus
- 3.Aonghus Leydon
- 4.Claudia Russo
- 5.Debra Crew
- 6.Fiona Hornsby
- 7.Harry Evans
- 8.Hollie Adams
- 9.Jason Momoa
- 10.Katie Davidson
- 11.Katie O'Brien
- 12.Kim Kardashian