Beer
NHS charity in Kent benefits from beer sales
Old Dairy brewery has raised more than £630, for the East Kent Hospitals Charity through sales of its pale ale – Frontline. The Tenterden located brew...
History in a glass
When you visit breweries you are usually greeted by the warm and welcoming aromas of malt and hops, writes Roger Protz. The exception, back in the 198...
Update from Europe’s beer consumers
Covid 19 casts a long shadow over European consumers’ ambitions, writes Ray Turpie Like many other organisations, the European Beer Consumers Union (E...
Invaluable online history resource open in Burton
The history of beer, together with the history of the ale house, tavern and pub is a major part of the social history of Britain, and for those who li...
The future of cask beer – unleashing the potential
Seasonal ales present the perfect opportunity for licensees to increase the sales of cask ale and win new drinkers to the crafted space writes David B...
Pubs are a people business
Pub doors might be open again buts it a different world inside and out says Steven Alton With pubs now beginning to reopen their doors to customers in...
Posthumous award for much loved brewer
SIBA has announced a posthumous lifetime achievement award for former St Austell brewing director Roger Ryman, for his services to the British brewing...
CAMRA beer festivals good for local communities
Beer festivals organised by CAMRA volunteers generate millions of pounds in revenue for local communities, finds new research. Professor Ignazio Cabra...
Building on relationships
The new normal is going to be a challenge says Rob Theakston It’s fair to say that the global Covid-19 pandemic came as a shock to most sectors of the...
New CAMRA app generates thousands in revenue for industry
Beer lovers have been beating the lockdown blues by ordering more than £50,000 worth of beer, ciders and perries through CAMRA’s Brew2You app. Brew2Yo...
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