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New Pells is beyond the pale
Harvey’s has unveiled its latest beer, Pells Pale, named after the Sussex word for a body of water. At 3.7 per cent ABV, Pells is made with South Down...
One in five tenants unhappy with their pubco
One in five tenants of big pubcos are unhappy with their landlord a government watchdog has found. The Pubs Code adjudicator (PCA) has issued the resu...
Brew York hits right note
Brew York has announced a collaboration with York-based Shed Seven to produce two new beers in celebration of the band’s 30th-anniversary tour this w...
Brewers unite in Tripel Alliance
A pre-Covid meeting between three brewers that spawned the desire to create a collaborative beer will finally come to fruition at a two-day festival a...
End of an era as Marston’s quits brewing
Marston’s has sold its 40 per cent stake in a brewing joint venture with Carlsberg for £206m. The group, which has its headquarters in Wolverhampton,...
Pub and bar insolvencies jump 30 per cent
New figures reveal that the number of pub and bar insolvencies has risen by 30 per cent as economic pressure continue to have a detrimental impact on...
Profits grow alongside rising demand for cask beer
Yorkshire-based brewery, T&R Theakston has reported continued growth in its latest annual report for the year ending 31 December 2023, despite a tumul...
Maltings celebrates women in beer
Crisp Malt welcomed Women in Beer UK to its Great Ryburgh maltings for a day of all things barley and malt. The visit (pictured) comes as part of the...
‘Beautiful beast’ now brewing in Bakewell
The Burton union, a historic system of beer-making that was due to be scrapped, has been saved and is now making IPA at Thornbridge brewery in Derbysh...
Britons’ protection delay
A court showdown to save a much-celebrated Manchester cask ale haven has been put on hold for several months. The leaseholders of the Britons Protecti...
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