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Brewers abhor a vacuum
We were supping fine beer from the Navigation Brewery in the Cross Keys in Nottingham and the man sitting next to me said that when he moved to the ci...
City’s real ale pubs festival launched
St Albans’ first festival of pubs is just weeks away and the milestone is being marked with the launch of a new website and a list of featured events....
Have your say in the next Champion Beer of Britain competition
Voting has opened to find the next Champion Beer of Britain. You have until 1 November to vote for your favourite beer and put it in the running to be...
Government must support pubs
Pubs are open and the sun is shining but sales of beer in bars are floundering. It is estimated 60m pints will be sold in Britain’s pubs over the Augu...
Beer Day Britain founder honoured
Beer Day Britain founder Jane Peyton has been awarded a top business accolade. Her School of Booze company has been named one of London and South-Eas...
New drop from Sharp’s
Cornwall-based Sharp’s brewery has launched its latest pilot-plant brew. Drop Tide, is a 3.4 per cent session pale ale available in mini-kegs from Sha...
CAMRA book launch
An evening of fun-filled entertainment is promised for the Manchester launch of Gabe Cook's Modern British Cider on Thursday 23 September. The Manches...
A beer at the races returns
Thoroughbred horses and ales are on the card at the Ascot Beer Festival running on 1-2 October. This popular annual event, where all the bars are run...
South Shields pub’s golden celebration
The Steamboat in South Shields is celebrating after being the only pub in the North-East to make CAMRA’s Golden 50 list, which recognises people. grou...
Cider Country review
Only a few hundred years ago, cider was the wine of Britain until commercial interests replaced craft. These days about 90 per cent of the cider sold...
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