Beer
Draymen’s cellar star status
A dozen Adnams draymen gave up a Saturday to take the British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) cellar management qualification so they can advise custome...
Robin Hood returns to Trent Bridge
Early bird tickets are now on sale for Nottingham CAMRA’s Robin Hood Beer & Cider Festival, which returns to the historic Trent Bridge cricket ground...
Top fest needs Discovery Bar volunteers
The Campaign’s Learning and Discovery manager Alexander Metcalfe is looking for volunteers to staff the Great British Beer Festival Discovery Bar. Are...
Top guide hits right note with the help of music icon
CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide is celebrating its 51st edition with a striking cover and a foreword supplied by Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson. The UK’s best-...
Hop on board the sustainability train
I recently sipped a new release pale ale from Bristol’s Wiper and True. Upside Down (5 per cent ABV) positively explodes with tropical and stone fruit...
Sheps pours fruity summer brew
Step into summer with fruity new limited edition beer Creekside (3.4%) from brewer Shepherd Neame. It is the fourth beer in its popular real ale initi...
Setback for Scotland’s bottle deposit scheme
A troubled bottle deposit return scheme (DRS) in Scotland is in danger of collapsing after the British government said it can only be implemented if i...
Small is beautiful for brewer
Greene King says 4.5-gallon pins will be a key answer to ensuring quality and the future of cask ale. In January, the Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk produce...
Cask classic makes post-pandemic return
Theakston brewery is bringing back its popular cask Black Bull Bitter for June. First brewed more than 30 years ago, Theakston Black Bull is a 3.9 per...
CAMRA podcast goes wild
The popular CAMRA podcast Pubs. Pints. People. continues its sixth season with Wild Beer which explores more fascinating aspects of brewing including...
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