Unfiltered thoughts on the business economy and current affairs. 

Welcome to Beer and Business. We unpack market dynamics, macroeconomic trends, and commercial shifts through honest, conversational analysis over a casual pint.

What's new?

Beer and Business started because we believe company talk shouldn't be boring or impossible to understand. We wanted to pair serious economic insights with the kind of honest, straight-to-the-point conversations you’d have over a pint at your local pub. This platform is all about giving you real commentary on how business actually impacts daily life. Whether we are breaking down the latest interest rate hikes or looking at tech innovation, our goal is always the same: cut out the corporate jargon and give you clear, useful insights. 

Conversations that cut through the noise

Most economic commentary hides behind dense jargon and boring academic talk. We do things differently by taking real-world business challenges, looking at how they play out in the daily news, and giving you practical, straightforward conclusions you can actually use.

Beer On Business 

It all started on the porch with our gang. We were a mix of different age groups, but we shared an unshakeable bond and a fierce business mindset. Over a few sweating bottles of beer, the energy was pure chemistry—we had this fire in us to dream big, project profit margins, and effortlessly run imaginary multinational organisations. Our conversations moved incredibly fast; whenever a complex question or a different point of view came up, someone would quickly clear it up, and we would pivot to the next big idea. But the moment the beer was finished, the magic would vanish, and we went right back to our normal, everyday lives. Growing up made me realise that those weren't just casual, late-night debates—they were absolute masterclasses. That is exactly why I started Beer and Business. I wanted to capture that exact, fast-moving porch chemistry and bring a raw, unfiltered perspective to European global economics, where the best insights are still served cold.

Alan MC.