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Mexican meat feast
Last week, England played in the final 16 match of the FIFA World Cup at the Estadio Azteca, and the media was full of all things Mexican. Now, if ask...
Brewing enigma dies
The death of Humphrey Smith at the age of 81 sees the passing of the controversial owner of Samuel Smith’s brewery in Tadcaster, North Yorkshire. He l...
Troubled beer giant gets ÂŁ50m boost
The new owner of Scottish beer giant BrewDog has spent more than ÂŁ50m in a bid to stabilise the floundering company. Tilray Brands chief executive Irw...
Lobby your MP to protect authentic cider and perry
CAMRA is urging government to put an end to industrial drinks made from as little as 35 per cent juice by global companies, which can be taxed and sol...
Pop-up micropub closes in on permanent home
Pop-up micropub, the Two Tails Taproom in Heathfield, East Sussex is awaiting final approvals for its move to a permanent home in a former womenswear...
Brewers back CAMRA’s call for competition probe
CAMRA’s call for the competition watchdog to probe the dominance of big brewers has been backed by the country’s smaller producers. The Campaign’s Bee...
CAMRA calls for UK beer market investigation
AÂ new report, published today by CAMRA, shows how independent brewers are being excluded from bars across the UK, and sets out the case for Competitio...
Unite to make a beer market for drinkers
Today, CAMRA has published Beer in the UK, a report launching our renewed campaign for the Competition and Markets Authority to launch an investigatio...
Collaborative vision key for cider
Last time I asked what ciders were behind the bar I got a surprise - a local cider. On tap! Half a carbonated, medium, appley pint later we headed to...
Cumbrian homecoming
Jennings brewery is back yam – that’s Cumbrian dialect for back home. The last weekend in June saw Jenningsfest, a celebration that marked the rescue...
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