BrewDog has faced a significant setback as nearly 2,000 pubs in the UK have dropped its beers over the past two years, with Punk IPA taking the biggest hit, losing distribution in 52.3% of pubs. The company’s struggles come amidst massive losses, workplace culture allegations, and recent closures of its own bars. BrewDog is now heavily reliant on JD Wetherspoon for distribution as it navigates economic pressures impacting the craft beer industry. Despite its challenges, BrewDog remains optimistic about focusing on high-impact channels like festivals and independent pubs to drive growth.

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