Beer
Ask the expert - is the UK the only place where beer is drunk full of live cultures?
No. Â Bottle-conditioned beers are commonplace around the world and in some countries, most prominently Belgium, but also the Netherlands, France and...
CAMRA urges candidates’ support for pubs, pints and consumer rights
CAMRA is making its mark in the 2024 General Election with the launch of its manifesto and e-lobby campaign. The Campaign is calling on its members to...
Family brewers’ anniversary collaboration brew
Manchester-based Joseph Holt has joined forces with fellow family brewers Everards and Hook Norton – which are also celebrating 175 years in business...
Ask the expert – what is the most well-known mild outside the UK?
No mild has reached great prominence largely because the style is hard to categorise. Â Unlike porter, stout, pale ale, double brown, barley wine and...
The potent artistry of beer
I felt real excitement when Pillars brewery released their Vienna Lager in collaboration with the William Morris Gallery. Morris’ Wandle design adorns...
Progress to beer gender equality stalls
New research has shown fewer women think beer is for them compared to five years ago. The Gender Pint Gap: Revisited by UK women in beer campaigning o...
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Ask the expert – why isn’t mild promoted as naturally lower in alcohol?
The term mild originally applied to beers that were not kept in oak for very long and thus lacked the traditional lactic acid tang of an aged beer. By...
More than two thirds of UK beer is served short
New research published today by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) has found 70 per cent of beer and wine is short measured. The nationa...
Trappists double up
Leicestershire’s Mount Saint Bernard Trappist brewery has added a 5 per cent blond beer alongside its Tynt Meadow dark ale. Both are sold in 330ml amb...
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