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BrewDog's sour taste
It was all going to be so refreshingly different – a brewery turning its back on “industrial lagers and stuffy ales” and offering bright new beers for...
Community reopens village pub
After months of fundraising and hard work the Lowther Arms has reopened for the first time since 2018 under community ownership. The pub in Mawbray, C...
Northern Ireland licensing reform unworkable
Northern Ireland’s (NI) breweries, cider makers and beer drinkers have warned new alcohol laws could leave the local beer scene worse off. NI-based br...
CAMRA celebrates golden anniversary with first virtual pub quiz
CAMRA is hosting its first virtual pub quiz on 1 July 2021, as part of the organisation’s 50th anniversary celebrations. The event will be taking pla...
Trooper’s birthday milestone
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson says he “couldn’t be prouder” after Trooper beer reached the milestone of 30m pints sold around the world as it c...
Summer EBCU round up
As part of the Way Forward 2020 and Beyond programme, one of the recent European Beer Consumers Union (EBCU) initiatives is the introduction of a seri...
Stunning tiled gem reopens
One of the most imposing pub structures in the North-East, the Mountain Daisy in Sunderland has reopened under a new licensee. Until May this year the...
Nancy celebrates half century at the Pev
Peveril of the Peak licensee Nancy Swanick is celebrating 50 years serving pints at the Manchester pub. At 91, Nancy has spent more than half her life...
Head to the pub for the Great British Beer Festival at Your Local
In the absence of a single Great British Beer Festival (GBBF) event this year due to Covid-19, CAMRA is encouraging licensees to hold events and activ...
End of an era at Marston's
The taxi taking me to Marston’s head office in Wolverhampton had to manoeuvre round a line of giant trucks at the entrance, all bearing the logo of Ho...
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