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Pubs â changing or dying
The impact of boarded up pubs and the impact on rural village life is examined by Ignazio Cabras (pictured right) Â The number of pubs in the UK has f...
CAMRA calls for 400 up for sale pubs to be sold as going concerns
A portfolio of about 400 pubs is being scrutinised by potential buyers after the boss of Ei Group confirmed plans to sell off commercial properties in...
Jaipur beer bus makes debut at Manchester Beer and Cider Festival
Move over Herbie, weâre parking the bus.
EBCU hosts successful Brussels reception
The European Beer Consumers Union (EBCU) recently hosted its annual Brussels Reception at the Brewers of Europe House
40 YEARS, TWO FESTIVALS, ONE LOVE OF BEER
A tale of two festivals: Lotte Peplow (pictured centre above) shares her experience of the worldâs two greatest beer festivals.
Every event you need to know about this Cider Month
As the leaves turn brown and the memory of the Great British Beer Festival fades, there is one thing keeping us all afloat: Cider Month. Whether youâr...
Chill wind for cask ale sales
Cask ales might be revered but sales are declining says Matt Eley âCoolâ, whichever meaning you apply to it, is not a word that tends to be associated...
When is the best time to drink a beer?
The perfect pint has a head of precisely nine millimetres, is served in a proper pint glass â at 5.30pm on a Saturday evening, in a beer garden with y...
Shepherd Neame reports increased profits as it moves away from contract brewing
Shepherd Neame, Britainâs oldest brewer and owner and operator of more than 320 pubs in London and the South East reports increased profits and turnov...
Brits want their Cask cool, says Cask Report
The new Cask Report, launched today, has found that Brits want their cask to be cool.
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