The Bellfield Brewery is Currently Doing Pre-Launch Crowdfunding
Rebecca Byers — April 13, 2015 — Lifestyle
References: crowdcube & thedrinksbusiness
Currently up for funding on Crowd Cube, the Bellfield Brewery is gearing up to become the first dedicated gluten-free brewery in the UK. Started by a group of friends, some of whom have Coeliac disease, Bellfield Brewery has stated that it will seek Coeliac UK's gluten-free accreditation for all of the beers in the range.
Hoping to officially launch and begin distribution by October 2015, the Bellfield Brewery team is passionate about the current market opportunity, especially given the fact there is currently no dedicated gluten-free brewery in the UK. According to Bellfield Brewery, retailers and establishments have already expressed interest in stocking the range.
Currently at 55% of a £150,000 goal, the microbrewery is a great example of a niche business opportunity realized in the shadow of a larger, mainstream trend.
Hoping to officially launch and begin distribution by October 2015, the Bellfield Brewery team is passionate about the current market opportunity, especially given the fact there is currently no dedicated gluten-free brewery in the UK. According to Bellfield Brewery, retailers and establishments have already expressed interest in stocking the range.
Currently at 55% of a £150,000 goal, the microbrewery is a great example of a niche business opportunity realized in the shadow of a larger, mainstream trend.
Trend Themes
1. Gluten-free Craft Beer - As demand for gluten-free alternatives continues to grow, craft beer is a promising market for innovative brewers to create gluten-free options.
2. Specialty Microbreweries - As consumers seek out unique experiences, microbreweries are a prime opportunity for passionate brewers to create specialty products and become experts in a particular niche.
3. Crowdfunding Startups - With the rise of crowdfunding platforms, startups in niche industries like gluten-free beer can gain funding and support from a community of backers and customers.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Beer - As the craft beer industry continues to grow, there is an opportunity for brewers to create gluten-free options and appeal to a wider range of customers.
2. Specialty Food and Drink - As consumers become more interested in unique and high-quality food and drink products, specialty industries like gluten-free beer can thrive by catering to specific dietary needs and preferences.
3. Crowdfunding - Crowdfunding platforms offer a unique opportunity for startups in niche industries like gluten-free beer to gain funding and support from a community of backers, without relying on traditional investment methods.
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