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Is Keykeg the way to open up the world of real cider and perry?
I recently spent a weekend at FyneFest, the annual festival run by lauded Scottish brewery Fyne Ales. The event has been running since 2010 and, since...
Welsh rarebit with Manchester Brown Ale
Imagine if you will that you are a landed Edwardian and you are close to finishing your 10-course dinner. The hors d’ouevres, soup, fish, roasted join...
CAMRA Pub Heritage Group update – May
CAMRA’s Pub Heritage Group shares news and updates about pubs with historically significant interiors across the country. For further news see the Pub...
Play time at Wadworth pub
The Gamekeeper in Woodlands, near Southampton, is welcoming children to its new play area which has been opened for the local community. Part of the g...
Robin Hood returns to Trent Bridge
Early bird tickets are now on sale for Nottingham CAMRA’s Robin Hood Beer & Cider Festival, which returns to the historic Trent Bridge cricket ground...
Top fest needs Discovery Bar volunteers
The Campaign’s Learning and Discovery manager Alexander Metcalfe is looking for volunteers to staff the Great British Beer Festival Discovery Bar. Are...
Carlsberg puts Ringwood up for sale
The restructuring of the UK’s cask beer scene continues apace as Carlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company (CMBC) has revealed plans to sell its Ringwood br...
Top guide hits right note with the help of music icon
CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide is celebrating its 51st edition with a striking cover and a foreword supplied by Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson. The UK’s best-...
Hop on board the sustainability train
I recently sipped a new release pale ale from Bristol’s Wiper and True. Upside Down (5 per cent ABV) positively explodes with tropical and stone fruit...
Sheps pours fruity summer brew
Step into summer with fruity new limited edition beer Creekside (3.4%) from brewer Shepherd Neame. It is the fourth beer in its popular real ale initi...
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