📝 New research unveiled in The Gender Pint Gap: Revisited by UK women in beer campaigning organisation Dea Latis has shown the number of women regularly drinking beer has dropped since 2018. 📰 Read more on CAMRA’s online news platform What's Brewing here: ow.ly/pvbt50S5jHl

Women are underrepresented in management in the beer sector The Drinks Business Dea Latis thedrinksbusiness.com/2024/06/women-…

Women are underrepresented in management in the beer sector... Women are not attracted to working in the beer industry, and brewers and brand owners are not actively recruiting them, according to a report. Read more here: thedrinksbusiness.com/2024/06/women-… Dea Latis

Have you checked out the latest Dea Latis report? Some key findings are: ▪️ Only 14% of women drink beer weekly (compared to 50% of men) ▪️Beer advertising remains a key barrier for women ▪️ 70% of women perceive beer as highly calorific with negative health implications

The importance of women being represented in the beer world is something that we’ve always focused on, with Julie setting up Ladies That Beer here in Liverpool. We also always support #IWCBD and this year we partnered with Jayne from Liverpool SUP Co. to brew All On Board 🔱

DO YOU LIKE OUR GIF? 😁🙌 Find out more about our 'day-in-three-parts' coming up Rooster's Taproom #Harrogate on 04.07.24 👇 womenontap.co.uk/summerhopprogr…