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New book reflects on the last two decades of the British beer scene
The British beer scene has changed dramatically over the last 20 years and its story is celebrated in a new CAMRA title. Modern British Beer, written...
A over T wins CAMRA’s first virtual bottle beer judging
Hogs Back Brewery’s A over T has been crowned the Campaign’s Champion Bottled Beer of Britain. The award, which recognises the best bottle-conditioned...
PUBlic Affairs update May 2021
In the first of a regular series, CAMRA's Campaigns Team shares the work being done across Westminster, devolved parliaments and local government in s...
Become a cider tourist with our new map
Have you noticed the buzz around cider and perry lately? Fancy seeing what the fuss is all about? Then why not visit the orchards and the producers us...
National chairman praises work of volunteers and staff for new What’s Brewing website
CAMRA national chairman Nik Antona has praised the work of those involved in creating the new online What’s Brewing, in an email to members. Announcin...
Campaign's Learn & Discover adds new guides
CAMRA’s online learning platform Learn & Discover is now home to three new informative guides, for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Katie Mather’s gui...
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CAMRA celebrates Cider Month throughout May
CAMRA members can celebrate cider virtually throughout May with an online timeline, marking the organisation’s twice yearly Cider Month promotion. Wi...
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Welcome to What’s Brewing Online
Welcome to What’s Brewing Online, the digital news service from the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA). The printed What’s Brewing newspaper was a staple...
Norwich volunteers prepare for city beer festival to return
The plans are well advanced for this year’s Norwich Beer Festival, as CAMRA volunteers prepare for an October return. The team behind the 43rd Norwich...
Lacons Audit Ale named Norfolk’s best bottled ale
Norwich and District branch’s tasting panel has chosen the best bottled beers in Norfolk. The overall Gold winner  is revealed as Lacons Audit Ale, a...
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