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It is said that alcohol is an important part of British culture and tradition. Britons seem to drink regardless of the time of day and/or the company they are with. We looked into the most popular beer categories in the United Kingdom to determine why some beers are far more popular than others. Our research suggests that there are various factors that play into WHY a particular beer is chosen for consumption. We collected data from interviews conducted by The Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) to distinguish what their favorite type of beer is, why they choose to consume that particular beer, where their favorite location to consume beer is, and the relationship between price and quality. We used various methods of data collection such as graphs and interviews that were taken through the British Beer Pub Association. The analytics provided us with an understanding as to why certain beers are favored and how that impacts the drinking culture in the United Kingdom. We are continuing to collect data in order to come to a conclusion. Our research contributes to the understanding of the beer industry and different markets in not only the United Kingdom, but also all over the world. The implications of this research suggests a growing trend in consumer individuality and consciousness and the role of established culture and tradition when choosing beer for consumption. We believe firms, supplied with this knowledge, can use this to predict trends and market their product more effectively and efficiently.
Publication Date
Fall 11-15-2021
Language
English
Keywords
Beer; British; Drinking; United Kingdom; Bar/Pub
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Appleyard, Teilor; Brickman, Jordan; Chatwin, Kayla; Orlando, Dylan; and Nehls, Kimberly Ph.D., "Beer Consumption in the United Kingdom" (2021). Undergraduate Research Symposium Posters. 51.
https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/durep_posters/51
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Faculty Mentor: Kimberly Nehls, Ph.D.