Brewing
Heineken flops as its Silver lager falters
The news may have bypassed your radar but Heineken has axed its Silver lager brand just two years after the launch. When the world’s second biggest br...
Reasons to be hopeful
At the beginning of 2024, I asked a number of brewers what their expectations were for the year ahead. Despite the difficulties posed by the economic...
Chairman's New Year message
This year has seen a great deal of change for the Campaign and, as I reflect on the last 12 months and my first end of year message as your national c...
No barley, no beer?
On 19 November more than 10,000 farm owners, their families, and employees gathered to protest in Westminster. Their motivation was the so-called Trac...
No Guinness no cry – CAMRA’s 12 Stouts of Christmas
As the clock ticks closer to Christmas and the festive spirit is everywhere, CAMRA has been looking as its award-winning beers to help stout fans thro...
Latest podcast explores malt
CAMRA’s Pubs. Pints. People. podcast is back with a new episode, this time dedicated to the key beer ingredient, malt.  In this fourth episode of the...
New era for brewery as founder returns
Yorkshire’s Acorn brewery is marking the return of its founder with the roll-out of a six-strong Reboot Series to herald a new lease of life. The seri...
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...
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