Brewing
Carlsberg’s wrecking ball swings again
Carlsberg is wrecking Britain’s brewing heritage. Not content with closing four ale breweries, it has now turned the blow torch on a raft of beers, se...
Pint restored to full strength
Manchester brewer Marble Beer has announced its flagship pale ale Pint has returned to its original ABV of 3.9 per cent. This follows a previous decis...
Carlsberg takes axe to UK’s cask heritage
Some of the country’s most iconic cask ales, including Banks’s Mild, will no longer be served in pubs following the Carlsberg buyout of Marston’s UK b...
Government’s “alarming” strategy neglects brewers and pubs
The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has warned the government’s Industrial Strategy has overlooked brewers and pubs and risks undermining econ...
Kelp! not just any beer
Two British Guild of Beer Writers award winners have come together to brew a special bitter which will be served at this year’s prizegiving. BEER cont...
Energy-saving cash in the Attic
Birmingham brewer Attic Brew Co is one of more than 2,000 businesses being backed by a multi-million-pound scheme helping firms cut their energy bills...
Kismet Hardy
It’s The Return of the Native – the launch of a new edition of Thomas Hardy’s Ale, the celebrated English barley wine that beer lovers feared might di...
Rocking Rudolph returns
Greene King is hoping to spread more cheer this Christmas as it launches its seasonal cask beers for November and December, including the return of th...
Brewer’s Westminster showcase
An East Sussex brewery took its beers to parliament as part of an event showcasing the best food and drink produced in the area. East Grinstead and Uc...
Independence versus authenticity
Who makes your beer, and does that matter to you? That’s the question SIBA (Society of Independent Brewers and Associates) is asking with its latest i...
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