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Make mine mixed on VE day
It’s good news for our beleaguered pubs that they will be able to stay open until one in the morning on 8 May as the country celebrates VE Day – the 8...
Generation game
A couple of weeks ago my phone pinged as a press release dropped into my inbox. It told me the story of Steve Birch, the head brewer of Mauldons brewe...
Chairman’s Award 2025
CAMRA members Susan and Fran Nowak were both presented with awards at the CAMRA’s Members’ Weekend in Torquay in April. The husband and wife team – Su...
Climate change threat to barley and hop harvests
Britain’s brewing heritage at risk from climate change, new research commissioned by British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) and Zero Carbon Forum revea...
Must-visit Mild Meander
St Helens and Districts branch is raising a pint to one of Britain’s most historic beer styles with a Mild Meander on Saturday 10 May, kicking off at...
Steel City on right track
The European Beer Consumers Union (EBCU) has revealed the results of its European Travel Beer Survey, celebrating the best places to enjoy a quality b...
Warm welcome for Cold Town
An Edinburgh beer has been crowned UK Beer of the Year at the London Beer Competition. Cold Town Beer clinched the national accolade for its flagship...
Old Shoe has new cider soul
The Old Shoe Sheffield & District branch’s Cider Pub 2025. The bar opened on 12 July 2023 as the new home of Exemption Ciderhouse, when it relocated f...
Pub of the Year archives – 1988
It is hard to believe it is almost 40 years since CAMRA crowned its first overall Pub of the Year. Â The award has gone from strength to strength sinc...
Renewed attack on Carlsberg’s hijack handpulls
CAMRA has renewed calls for the brewing giant to stop selling imitation cask beer, one year on from the Fresh Ale launch. The Campaign has accused glo...
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