Croxsons Returns to BeerX 2026

In 2026, Croxsons will once again be heading to Liverpool for the UK’s largest beer and brewing trade event, BeerX at Exhibition Centre Liverpool. Firmly fixed in our calendar each year, BeerX gives us the opportunity to support and celebrate the UK’s independent brewing community face to face.

On our stand, we will be showcasing our extensive range of bottles, closures and decoration solutions, including our exclusive Indie Beer Crowns, developed in partnership with SIBA as part of its Indie Beer campaign.

Traditionally, printed crowns require a minimum order of 50,000 units. Through our collaboration with SIBA, breweries can access Indie Beer-branded crowns designed to clearly communicate to consumers that their beer comes from a genuinely independent brewer. It is a simple but powerful mark of trust at the point of opening.

To make them even more accessible, Croxsons offers SIBA members an exclusive 50% discount when ordering online using the official discount code. This offer is strictly available to SIBA members. By placing an order, you confirm that you are either a current SIBA member or bottling on behalf of one. Croxsons reserves the right to verify membership status with SIBA prior to dispatch.

You can order your Indie Beer Crowns directly via our website.

On day two of the event, Tim Croxson will take to the stage with his talk, Making It Matter – Lessons Learnt from Transitional Change and an Exit. Drawing on his personal experience of generational transition at Croxsons, Tim will share honest reflections on ownership change, preparing a business for transition, and the realities behind stepping into leadership.

The beer industry remains a vital and much-loved part of the UK’s manufacturing landscape, and as a long-standing Gold Supplier to SIBA, Croxsons is proud to play its part. We look forward to continuing our work with independent brewers and supporting them on their journey.

Secure your ticket, and we look forward to seeing you in Liverpool.

This article was originally published by Croxsons.