Beer
The future of cask ale
Has there ever been more choice for the discerning beer drinker asks Mike Unsworth From sours and lambics through to craft beers and world lagers, the...
Sheps will survive the lockdown
Kent brewer pub group Shepherd Neame vows it will not only survive the lockdown but come back in position of strength. Chief executive Jonathan Neame...
Enjoy CAMRA’s winter beer fest at home
CAMRA’s winter beer festival is back, but it won’t be like any other festival you have been to. Building on the success of CAMRA’s acclaimed summer be...
CAMRA app helping pubs trade through lockdown generates ÂŁ100k for the industry
Beer lovers have been supporting their local pubs and breweries by ordering over £100K worth of beer, cider and perry using CAMRA’s beer delivery app...
Brand accolade for Tribute
St Austell Brewery’s flagship beer brand Tribute, is the UK’s most loved ale, according to the Top 100 most loved drinks brands compiled by market res...
Takeaway sales now allowed thanks to CAMRA members pressure
The government has abandoned plans to ban takeaway beer and cider sales by pubs and cubs during lockdown after warnings it would cut a vital financial...
Purity legend remembered with new beer
Purity Brewing is launching its first new permanent cask beer since the launch of Bunny Hop four years ago. JIMBO, at 4 per cent ABV, has been created...
Britain’s smaller brewers demand business rates equity
New evidence shows small independent brewers pay business rates more than 50 times  times as much per pint as global beer brands. The Society of Indep...
Everards unveils its brewery experience
Leicestershire brewery Everards has revealed how its new state-of-the-art brewery, beer hall and shop will look when it opens – and it looks impressiv...
MPs need to stand up and fight for pubs
It is time for Members of Parliament to fight for their communities if they want to save local pubs and breweries, says James Clarke. Today is our ste...
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