By Jon Robinson A “loyal” customer base helped alcohol subscription service Beer52 weather the “challenging trading environment” during its latest financial year. The Edinburgh-based company said its results have been impacted by high inflation, which hit consumer sentiment and disposable income. As a result, Beer52 said it changed tack from focusing on revenue growth to “sustainable” profitability during the year to June 30, 2023. Newly-filed accounts for the financial year show the company’s revenue fell from £39.7m to £35.3m and its pre-tax losses widened from £271,963 to £976,292. Beer52’s…