Beer

Sales of low alcohol beer continue to froth

Are low alcohol beers changing the character of pubs as we know them, and what does it mean for the future of cask ale? A YouGov survey shows a rise i...

Get your Beerex tickets now

Tickets for the 35th Dorchester Beerex held in the town’s Corn Exchange are now on sale. The annual event is one of Dorchester’s biggest fund-raising...

Jersey’s beer scene

Before I started this post, I worked out how many places on the island you could buy a decent pint of beer. For a relatively small landmass, just nine...

Fancy a Bass?

We’re losing pubs, we’re losing breweries and we’re also losing something less tangible – our brewing heritage. With around some 2,000 breweries in op...

Purity follows Black Sheep into Breal group

The assets of the Alcester, Warwickshire-based Purity Brewing Co have been acquired by the Breal Group for an undisclosed sum. The surprise deal was c...

Beer is good for your health

Drinking beer could be good for your gut and immune system, according to the latest research. Scientists found drinking pints in moderation could be b...

Does Ringwood’s demise prove cask is in decline?

The Carlsberg Marston’s tour of destruction rolls on with the beer-and-pubs juggernaut announcing the closure of its Ringwood plant in Hampshire. Six...

Bass back on bars

Readers may recall serious issues with the supply of the iconic Burton-brewed draught Bass after the lockdown ended. In 2021, this was widely attribut...

New parliamentary Session

There are celebrations at a Sussex brewery whose beer is now being sold in the Houses of Parliament. Session Ale, at 3.7 per cent ABV, from Three Acre...

Flagship festival postponed

CAMRA’s Great British Beer Festival (GBBF) is taking a year off in 2024 but will return in 2025 with a bang. Work is now underway by organisers and vo...


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