Advertiser has found Beavertown Neck Oil is the most expensive pint on average at pubs across England, Scotland and Wales.

You can watch the promo below. Play video Punk never holds back on anyone, and he did also target Reigns, Zayn, McIntyre, and Cena during the promo. That said, if WWE didn’t want more attention ...

Dry January’s recent popularity brought sobriety to the forefront of the beverage market. For the first time, younger generations are eschewing malted beverages altogether in favor of non-alcoholic ...

"Get down to your local BrewDog between January 20 and 24, ask for a pint of Punk IPA or AF using the special phrases below and we’ll charge you £1." To claim the offer, punters need to head to ...

Investors, like Mr Watt, like unicorn startups because they have the potential to be highly profitable, can disrupt markets ... who co-founded craft beer giant BrewDog in Aberdeenshire in 2007, ...

The new business investment reality show is offering the largest cash prize in UK history BrewDog founder James ... potential to be extremely profitable, can disrupt markets and introduce new ...

BrewDog founder James Watt says there ‘has never been a more difficult time to start a business in the UK’, blaming the Chancellor’s Budget for making entrepreneurs struggle. It came as the ...

Put down your pint of Punk IPA, millennials – he’s talking about ... Watt thinks everyone can now follow their lead. His rubbishing of those who want a work-life balance is the latest ...

BREWDOG fans have been left fuming over ... punters in England and Wales can get a pint of Punk IPA for just a quid. But for those in Scotland, the promotion will instead cost £1.92 due to ...

Thunderously obvious in its mirrored symbolism of cult-like brainwashing tearing apart family structures while also being wickedly and hilariously audacious in its full and total embrace of camp bad ...

Brewdog is giving away two free pints this month and all you need is a special code. The brewery, which is renowned for the likes of Punk IPA, will be dishing out the ... and if you're not already ...

Lidl has issued a big update to shoppers buying its "least healthy" products. The German supermarket giant, which is rivalled by Aldi, Sainsbury's, Tesco, Morrisons, is bringing in a big packaging ...