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Beatson Clark supplies bottles and crowns for Skinners

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Skinner’s rebranded its bottled range earlier this year, with the likes of CAMRA award-winning Betty Stogs and SIBA award-winners Porthleven and Lushingtons Pale Ale being produced in the new-style bottles.

The beers are now sold in Beatson Clark’s 500ml amber craft beer bottle with printed crowns also supplied by the bottle manufacturer.

Skinner’s new bottling facilities are part of a major investment which has enabled the brewery to deliver both increased quality and volume across its bottle range.

Demand has soared for the beers and bottled beer production has doubled in just three months.

“The increase in demand has been challenging and this is exactly why we made the investments and are pleased so far with the success.” said Skinner’s Commercial Director Mike Pritchard. “We are also excited about future plans and continued growth and success for the business.”

Alun Morgan, Technical Director at Skinner’s, said the choice of bottle was an important part of the rebrand.

“Our marketing team chose the bottle as we were looking for a craft-type contemporary bottle which complemented the newly refreshed identity of the brewery,” he said.

“We’d never worked with Beatson Clark before but they have been very attentive and responsive when we really didn't know what the volumes would be. They carried out training with our team at our site and have responded to a 100% greater volume than anticipated.

“Beatson Clark also supply our crowns, so they are a critical part of our supply chain. We would definitely recommend them to other breweries.”

See also

Beatson Clark goes back in time with Trappist beer bottles

Glass manufacturer Beatson Clark has a heritage dating back centuries, so it’s appropriate that the company has been chosen to supply bottles to the first monastery to brew beer in the UK since the days of Henry VIII. Monks at Mount Saint Bernard Abbey near Coalville in Leicestershire have become the first in the UK to brew an officially recognised Trappist beer – and their brewery is one of just 12 in the world to earn the name ‘Trappist’.

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