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And then my energy contract is going to change and then i�*m like... our thirst for locally produced craft ales has grown massively over the last decade. it has become a £1 billion industry in the uk. but the cost of living crisis means customers are more cautious with their cash. people aren�*t going out as much as they used to. there�*s less money flowing through bars like this one. i mean, a lot of people during covid got used to drinking at home, where they could buy cheaper beers from the supermarket and be in the comfort of their home, and i think a lot of people are still doing t...

But the cost of living crisis means customers are more cautious with their cash. people aren't going out as much as they used to. there's less money flowing through bars like this one. i think a lot of people during covid got used to drinking at home, where they could buy cheaper beers from the supermarket and be in the comfort of their home, and i think a lot of people are still doing that. the pandemic pushed forward big changes in our beer drinking. as pub sales declined, cans and bottles were bought online instead. at this brewery in pembrokeshire, they are trying their best to diversify a...

Big changes in our beer drinking. as pub sales declined, cans and bottles were bought online instead. at this brewery in pembrokeshire, they are trying their best to diversify and weather the storm, but it's tough. we are trying to sell online or direct from the shop here, but everybody is struggling with the cost of living. the treasury says it recognises these are tough times, but help is being given on energy, fuel and business rate costs, as well as an extension on the alcohol duty freeze until next august. but brewers say they need more support, and soon, to help see them through this win...

Is set to go up again. we can�*t put the price up on a barrel, really, because we are at the top end of what�*s acceptable, and unless something else changes between now and april, i�*m going to face a grain rise and then my energy contract is going to change and then i�*m like... 0ur thirst for locally produced craft ales has grown massively over the last decade. it has become a £1 billion industry in the uk. but the cost of living crisis means customers are more cautious with their cash. people aren�*t going out as much as they used to. there�*s less money flowing through bars l...

Customers are more cautious with their cash. people aren't going out as much as they used to. there's less money flowing through bars like this one. i mean, a lot of people during covid got used to drinking at home, where they could buy cheaper beers from the supermarket and be in the comfort of their home, and i think a lot of people are still doing that. the pandemic pushed forward big changes in our beer drinking. as pub sales declined, cans and bottles were bought online instead. at this brewery in pembrokeshire, they are trying their best to diversify and weather the storm, but it's tough...