BrewDog's co-founder and chief executive has called the period in which allegations about his conduct were made by former employees and a BBC documentary "nothing short of hell".
Speaking to the Sunday Times, James Watt said that he couldn't pick up his two young daughters up from school after the broadcaster's investigation implied he was a predator.
The programme spoke to ex-BrewDog workers in the US, who claimed his behaviour made female bartenders feel "uncomfortable" and "powerless" - something Watt has fought back against, with complaints being made to the station and regulator.
