The Beer Hub
The global craft beer market is set to nearly double by 2033 due to rising demand for artisanal and health-conscious brews amid evolving consumer tastes and regulatory changes.
The 2025 beer market shows robust craft beer growth driven by unique flavors and health trends, while on-premise draft volumes decline and major brands pursue strategic acquisitions amidst market challenges.
The 2025 beer industry sees strong growth in craft and health-conscious segments amid market consolidation and regulatory changes, prompting innovation in products and packaging.
The global craft beer market is booming in 2025, driven by health-conscious trends, consolidation, and regulatory changes.
Constellation Brands faces challenges as Michelob Ultra leads US sales, while craft brewers tap into health trends and premiumization to navigate evolving consumer preferences.
The craft beer market is projected to reach USD 329.7 billion by 2033, driven by consumer demand for unique and locally brewed beers, while on-premise sales continue to decline and regulatory changes impact hemp beverages.
Rogue Ales closes abruptly after 37 years, underscoring 2025’s challenging craft beer market marked by regulatory shifts, industry contraction, and innovation in hyperlocal and non-alcoholic segments.
The craft beer sector in 2025 sees mixed fortunes with market contractions, emerging consumer trends, and strategic shifts amid growing regulatory pressures.
Craft beer faces rising CO2 costs, market contraction, and new competition from THC beverages, while non-alcoholic beer sees explosive growth.
Craft beer volume declines in the US, but barrel-aged festivals and brewery anniversaries highlight industry resilience and innovation in November 2025.