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New direction for low-alcohol beers

The Government’s newly published NHS 10-year plan includes measures to address alcohol-related harm, primarily focusing on mandatory health warnings o...

What beer can learn from Batham’s

It was a mid-week lunchtime and I had travelled 150 miles, traversing city, town and country to reach my destination. But, boy, was this a destination...

Town’s first festival of pubs revealed

CAMRA St Helens & Districts branch has launched the inaugural St Helens Festival of Pubs – is a town-wide celebration of cask ale, community, and loca...

Members’ Weekend 2025 Round Up SIBA presentation

What’s Brewing is rounding up key parts from Members’ Weekend 2025 in Torquay with videos and transcripts. Watch the link below to see the Indie Beer...

Sort your summer festival fun

Make the most of the summer with a festival or two. Just pick from the list below. To see all upcoming CAMRA events, visit the events webpage. 

Jennings back brewing

Rising phoenix-like from the ashes of Carlsberg Marston ownership, from next month Jennings beer will once again be on sale. Initially it will be onli...

Chill out with cool seasonal brew

Greene King is playing it cool with its next seasonal brew – Peach Cooler, a 3.4 per cent ABV session ale with hints of honey, combined with stone fru...

Sheps likes to be beside the Creekside

Shepherd Neame has introduced a new cask ale to its permanent range: Creekside Juicy IPA. The 4 per cent ABV beer takes its name from Faversham Creek...

Price of reality

I have a rule when I see Thornbridge Jaipur on cask: I always order it. At 5.9 per cent it might not always be the most sensible decision, but it is d...

Unique collab mild created on ‘wondrous beast’

Thornbridge Brewery is collaborating with Brooklyn Brewery brewmaster Garret Oliver to create a unique beer brewed on the world’s only operational Bur...


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