Brewing
Pyoneer-ing spirit in Wye Valley
Wye Valley brewery has unveiled a rebrand of its first beer, Wye Valley Bitter, as part of its 40th anniversary celebrations renaming it Pyoneer. Foun...
Monk has Faith in Damm deal
Spanish beer company Damm will distribute Northern Monk’s Faith and A Little Faith brands across the UK on-trade from May. The Spanish firm has entere...
Three B’s grand milestone
Award-winning Three B’s Micropub in Bridlington has served its 1,000th beer. The pub ensures three out of the four beers on tap has not been served be...
Scottish brewers sweep the board
Scottish brewers took the top honours at the Society of Independent Brewers and Associates (SIBA) national beer awards in the cask, keg, and bottle/ca...
From garden shed to Tractor Shed
Crooked River brewery is to continue brewing Tractor Shed beers following the retirement of owner Graeme Mitchell in April plus has launched its own c...
Log on to Keep Cask Alive
Hop merchant Charles Faram is backing Keep Cask Alive, a seven-part documentary launched by the Craft Beer Channel. The project is not only a celebrat...
Freedom Toast’s new deal
Toast Brewing and Freedom brewery have joined forces to ensure the survival of their beers. Under the new licensing agreement, Freedom will exclusivel...
New brew’s on target
Devon's Powderkeg brewery has added the first of many new beers planned for 2025 to its range – Young Gun. The 3.4 per cent beer starts a series of am...
Find out about Finnish beer
Tickets are now available for a European Beer Consumers' Union (EBCU) webinar, part of its Continent of Beer Series. A Continent of Beer - Finland wil...
Eyes on the prize in Leeds
A Leeds brewery is hosting a beer festival “like no other” in collaboration with more than 30 breweries from across the country. Kirkstall’s Great Exh...
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