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Cider B’s buzzing again
Three B's Micropub in Bridlington saw a packed house when it received its Yorkshire Cider Pub of the Year. Yorkshire Cider Co-ordinator Christine Jane...
All's well with collaboration first
Timothy Taylor’s has created a collaboration beer for the first time in its 165-year history, by working with Thornbridge of Bakewell to create Artesi...
Bottled classic under threat
Worthington’s White Shield, a potent link with the India pale ales of the Victorian period, is another historic beer style destined for the brewery gr...
U-turn on takeaway beer
Pubs in England and Wales will be able to continue selling takeaway beer and cider after the government decided to keep Covid licensing rules. The rul...
Medicinal mischief inspires latest seasonal beer
Greene King has revealed Mischief Maker, its latest limited-edition cask ale for August and September. The 6 per cent ABV golden cask ale is a double...
Pub staff ensure tragic death will not be in vain
Bar staff at a pub in Swinton are setting up a menopause support network in memory of a woman who took her own life. When Charlotte Sumbland (pictured...
GBBF provides perfect chance for CAMRA to prove its relevance
There was a great deal of upset over the appearance of Rishi Sunak at this year’s Great British Beer Festival (GBBF). This should not come as surprise...
Calls for destroyed historic gem to be rebuilt
Demolished, destroyed and razed - within days of its sale by Marston’s to a new owner the historic Crooked House pub in the West Midlands is reduced t...
Mild magicians conjure up campaigning success
Stockport and South Manchester CAMRA’s recent mild beer trail, the country’s longest running and largest of its kind, has been declared an enormous su...
New brew quenches thirst for lower-strength cask ale
T&R Theakston has launched a new beer to meet the rising demand for lower-strength beers. Theakston Quencher is a 3.4 per cent ABV, hop-forward cask a...
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