Beer
West country festival returns
It is three years since the Tuckers Maltings Beer Festival has taken place and now its organisers are delighted to announce its return from 21-23 Apri...
Adnams drinkers’ favourite returns
People power has seen Suffolk brewer Adnams to bring back a favourite from the Noughties. Spindrift, orginally released 16 years ago, has been given a...
Campaign urges chancellor to do more for pub industry
CAMRA has written to chancellor Rishi Sunak ahead of the Spring fiscal statement on 22 March, urging government to support pubs, clubs, brewers, and c...
Mild Magic conjured up in North-West
CAMRA branches in North-West England are planning a major campaign to boost mild ale in April and May with a series of events called Mild Magic.
Legendary lambic blender dies
One of Belgium’s beer heroes Armand Debelder, master blender and passionate owner of Drie Fonteinen, the lambic brewery and blendery in Beersal, Belgi...
Brewer donates £20,000 to Ukraine charity
Kent brewer Shepherd Neame has pledged £20,000 to underpin a fundraising effort to support the people of Ukraine. The company is donating the money to...
Cask beer a victim of pandemic
Cask beer sales are under serious threat due to huge shift to online sales and at-home drinking, a new report has revealed. The last two years have se...
Can you help Newark beer festival?
CAMRA’s Newark & District beer festival (26-28 May) is looking for volunteers. “May might seem a long way off but the good news is that the Newark Bee...
Sunday lunch beers
My first book in five years will be published by CAMRA at the end of March and I am thoroughly excited by it. In its well-illustrated pages, I have pi...
City branch reveals impact of pandemic on real ale
Research by Leeds CAMRA has revealed a drop in bars selling real ale and the number of cask beers available in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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