The Covid-19 pandemic immensely changed consumer drinking habits and greatly influenced what and how we drink. Many of the habits developed in 2020 will continue into 2021. Here are five exciting cocktail trends we expect to see this year.
It's no surprise that beer sales are on the rise in 2020. With more people opting to stay at home due to COVID, having to transition into working from home, and only going out to grab a quick bite or pick up some brew from their local brewhouse, there's never been a better excuse to try all the amazing beers out there.
As 2020 brings in a new decade, it is also revising the beverage industry, setting the stage for several recent trends for bars and restaurants to keep in mind when building new menus and purchasing inventory. Bright, fun, and sustainable drinks are moving your way.
It’s the moment every bartender or operator dreads. Your most popular craft beer has been pouring all night and suddenly the tap sputters and then…nothing. The keg is kicked, and it’s up to one brave soul to venture into the walk-in cooler to replace the beer keg. It will involve climbing, crawling, and somehow even sweating inside the frigid beer cooler. There must be an easier way, right?
It's that time of year again! So many of America's beer lovers are gathering in Denver, Colorado for the 2019 Great American Beer Festival to see what's new in the world of beer. As representatives of Perlick beer systems and as people who dabble in beer making a bit ourselves, we wanted to lay out a bit of information for any Floridians heading to the event. If you're an operator looking for the next new brew, GABF represents an opportunity to research what the countries best breweries are up to.
