Category: Opinion
A love affair with pubs
It’s when the pubs are shut that you miss them most. Life may be different when you read this but...
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Coronavirus – a challenge for investors
The exit path from the lockdown of pubs is likely to be precarious, write John Hattersley,...
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Beer business in a challenging market
John Hattersley (pictured above), chairman of the CAMRA Members Investment Club, takes a look at...
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Cask is ale shifting its image
Don’t write off real ale: it has a habit of clambering back over the precipice writes Roger Protz.
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40 YEARS, TWO FESTIVALS, ONE LOVE OF BEER
A tale of two festivals: Lotte Peplow (pictured centre above) shares her experience of the world’s two greatest beer festivals.
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Oktoberfest London bringing traditional Bavarian beer hall fun to the UK
As Oktoberfest London is bringing traditional Bavarian beer hall fun to the UK, Beth Steele discusses her trip to the Erdinger Herbstfest in Germany.
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Bed and breakfast could be the saviour of local pubs
Successful pubs will be those offering accommodation writes Cask Marque director Paul Nunny
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Judge CAMRA on the actions of the majority
New CAMRA chairman Jackie Parker sets the record straight on knee-jerk responses to decisions taken at Members’ Weekend
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Protz – Brewers turn their energies to conservation
I recall a hymn sung with great gusto at school morning assembly during harvest time that began with the words “We plough the fields and scatter the good seed on the land..
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Surviving family brewers celebrate their heritage
So much attention is given to the modern craft sector that we forget the enormous contribution made to the enjoyment of good beer by the older family brewers, writes Roger Protz
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How porter and stout went global
The latest in our series of columns extracts to mark the 10th anniversary on Beer Hunter Michael Jackson’s death, is from June 1991.
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Protz – A salute to CAMRA volunteers
Roger Protz reassures is, In case we’re wondering or worrying, CAMRA is alive and well.
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