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12 Irish stouts to say sláinte to this St Patrick’s Day!Â
CAMRA has compiled a list of 12 stouts produced by some of the best independent brewers Ireland has to offer to celebrate St Patrick’s Day. These can...
Halfway goes all in to help community
Licensees Rhiannon Metters and Jason James are making it their mission to support people in the isolated farming community of Tal-y-coed, Monmouthshir...
Missed opportunity
Heineken returning its cherished Beamish Irish stout to British pubs is unlikely to come as a surprise to anyone not living under a rock at the moment...
Interested in shaping debate at CAMRA Conference? Apply to join Conference Procedures Committee!
Conference Procedures Committee is seeking applications to join the committee for the one-year 2025/26 term. Following the annual election, one nomin...
New brew’s on target
Devon's Powderkeg brewery has added the first of many new beers planned for 2025 to its range – Young Gun. The 3.4 per cent beer starts a series of am...
Find out about Finnish beer
Tickets are now available for a European Beer Consumers' Union (EBCU) webinar, part of its Continent of Beer Series. A Continent of Beer - Finland wil...
Eyes on the prize in Leeds
A Leeds brewery is hosting a beer festival “like no other” in collaboration with more than 30 breweries from across the country. Kirkstall’s Great Exh...
Better together collab brew
Bristol’s Lost and Grounded brewers’ latest beer is Together Sounds Better, a 3.2 per cent blackcurrant Berliner-style weisse, brewed with and for the...
Creating demand for cask scoops top club crown
A commitment to providing a great choice of cask beers has seen Barrie Lloyd scoop CAMRA’s Club Recognition Award at the national Club Mirror prizegiv...
Can beer break Britain?
Well according to something called an AI Overview (thanks Mr Google), the answer is “Beer is part of the British culture and economy, and it's unlikel...
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