Beer
Strangers things have happened
A Linlithgow favourite reached the heart of government this month as Strangers Brewing saw its popular amber beer Cockleroi go on tap at the House of...
Welsh win double
Llysfaen’s Conwy brewery doubled up in CAMRA’s Champion Bottled Beer of Wales competition, winning both gold and bronze medals in the 4.4 per cent and...
Explore Belgian beers, breweries and bars with updated guide
The new, fully revised and updated Good Beer Guide Belgium is the essential guide to one of the world’s greatest beer destinations. The latest editio...
Golden moments for birthday beer
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Hooky Gold’s launch and the brewery is planning a series of “golden moments” to mark the milestone. Brewer Hoo...
CAMRA festivals update - May
With so many festivals to look forward to this summer, grab your friends and seek out an event near you! Members can now enjoy free entry to many CAMR...
PUBlic Affairs update – April
The Campaigns and Communications team brings the latest news on its campaigning for pubs, pints and people across Westminster, devolved parliaments an...
Brewer aims for big score with Sir Geoff’s World Cup beer
A football icon from 1966 is the face of a new cask ale. Greene King Pub Partners has launched 60 Years of Hurst, World Cup winning squad. Available e...
Time to get hopping
Here’s a fact that will freeze the blood of all beer lovers: there are now more vineyards in Kent than hop farms. Since the 16th century, the county o...
Did BrewDog put cask beer back a decade?
It genuinely does feel like cask beer is having its moment on the bar. Bass, Boddington’s, Landlord, it feels like they’re everywhere. Dare I say it,...
Independents capitalise on keeping it local
Local roots to win over consumers despite tough trading conditions, according to new report. Against the backdrop of record pub and brewery closures,...
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