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Restoring Burton’s pride
Expansion is underway at Burton Bridge brewery. New brewing kit is waiting to be assembled to replace vessels that are leaking and no longer fit for p...
Union exclusive for St Albans fest
An exclusive tasting of the new Thornbridge Union IPA will be held at CAMRA’s St Albans beer festival on Friday 27 February when Roger Protz (above ri...
CAMRA urges bottle tax rethink
A new green levy on beer and cider bottles could adversely affect smaller producers. Commenting on the government’s recently published fee estimates a...
Happy as a pig in... spent malt
Gloucestershire’s Stroud brewery is making local pigs happy as it is supplying spent malt to a nearby community club to feed its porkers (above). The...
Breweries call for new duty rates review
Breweries are calling on the government to confirm that the revised alcohol duty system will be reviewed after three years, as new research shows its...
Hogs Back to the future harvest celebration
As Surrey-based Hogs Back Brewery approaches its 10th hop harvest, it has recreated historic hop farming photographs lining the walls of its tap room,...
Star pub set to shine again
The new owners of an award-winning Cornish brewpub are crowdfunding ahead of a planned reopening this autumn. Husband and wife team Trystan-Ross and D...
The insanity of cask beer
At Timothy Taylor’s brewery, everything feels perfectly normal; full of life and as though the world is at peace. Soft summer light lends a warm glow...
Women in Beer unveils its biggest festival
Women in Beer, the Scottish women-who-beer community, has launched its largest festival yet with five days of events in Edinburgh running from 23-27 O...
This round’s on us, first minister
CAMRA has invited the new first minister of Wales for a drink to discuss the future of the nation’s pubs. The newly appointed Eluned Morgan (pictured)...
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