F&B - Non-Alcoholic - Craft Beer: Craft Beer Brewers

BrewDog is a Scottish multinational brewery and pub chain founded in 2007 by James Watt and Martin Dickie. They began their brewing journey in Fraserburgh, Scotland, with the intention to create bold, unique beer flavors that deviated from traditional ales and lagers popular at the time. BrewDog quickly established a reputation for producing innovative, high-quality craft beers with irreverent marketing and a punk ethos, which helped them stand out in a crowded market.

The company is probably best known for its flagship beer, Punk IPA, which is an India Pale Ale (IPA). 

It's a hoppy beer that's credited with helping popularize the IPA style in the United Kingdom and beyond. Punk IPA was part of their initial lineup and remains their best-selling beer.

BrewDog has frequently made headlines with a number of high-alcohol, experimental brews, but they've also recognized the growing demand for non-alcoholic beverages. In response to this, they've developed a range of alcohol-free beers. 

In their pursuit of creating non-alcoholic beers that are full-flavoured and satisfying, BrewDog uses brewing techniques that allow them to produce beer with no alcohol content without sacrificing taste. This is part of a broader trend in the craft beer industry of brewers experimenting with low-alcohol and non-alcoholic variants of popular beer styles.

Beyond their beer, BrewDog has also been noted for its business strategies. The company has frequently turned to crowdfunding to finance its expansion, notably through its "Equity for Punks" campaigns where fans can buy shares in the company. They've also expanded internationally, with breweries in the United States and Australia, and a network of company-owned bars around the world.

Despite controversy and criticism over the years relating to their marketing tactics, corporate culture, and rapid growth strategy, BrewDog remains one of the most well-known craft breweries in the world.

F&B - Non-Alcoholic - Craft Beers