2023
Barley wine takes top bottled beer award
Norfolk's real ale lovers are raising a glass to Lacons Audit Ale, an eight per cent barley wine, recently judged by local CAMRA branches as Norfolk’s...
Plan your February festival trips now!
There’s plenty of choice as the festival season gets back underway this month. To see all upcoming CAMRA events, visit https://events.camra.org.uk/
Shep’s cask club returns
Shepherd Neame has announced the return next month of its popular real ale initiative Cask Club next month, kicking off with Maverick (3.4 per cent)....
Thousands of breweries and pubs face closure
There are growing fears that 2023 could see a wave of company collapses as the cost of living crisis continues. New data published by accountants Begb...
Historic hotels, strip mall chic and expansive brewpubs downunder
The last time I went to Australia was in 2004. I was a twenty something backpacker getting as far as I could on as little money as possible and tryin...
PUBlic Affairs round up – January 2023
In a regular series for What’s Brewing, and the first Round Up of 2023, the CAMRA Campaigns Team share the work that has been going on across Westmins...
Kent club scoops top CAMRA crown
A recently refurbished club in the centre of Marden has been named the best in the country in CAMRA’s National Club of the Year competition. Marden Vi...
Pubco cautiously optimistic about finances as it fights for tax equality
Pub group JD Wetherspoon said it was “cautiously optimistic” about the current financial year after its 25-week sales results, which includes Christma...
Rail strikes hit pubco’s festive sales
Pub group Fuller, Smith & Turner says it has lost ÂŁ4m in sales and will miss its profit targets this year due to the impact of rail strikes, inflation...
CAMRA calls for probe into energy companies’ treatment of pubs
Consumers, brewers and pub companies have joined forces and called for an urgent government inquiry into the energy sector and its treatment of pubs a...
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