Brewing
Take a walk on the wild side to city fest
Sheffield’s upcoming Steel City Beer Festival will include a guided walk for the first time. The tour dubbed Sheffield's Little Chicago Quarter in 192...
Starting a new thiologue
I first heard about thiols at the Great British Beer Festival’s Learn and Discovery bar last year. I had ostensibly signed up to volunteer because if...
Brewer trades up to bottled beer crown
Green Jack’s Baltic Trader (10.5 per cent ABV ) has won CAMRA’s Champion Bottled Beer of Britain title. The final of the annual competition was held a...
Winter winner takes Champion Beer of Britain crown
Elland Brewery’s 1872 Porter (6.5 per cent ABV) has struck gold and has been crowned the best in Britain after winning  CAMRA’s prestigious Champion B...
Magnificent mild takes top home brew honour
CAMRA named Patrick Davies (pictured) as its “brewer of tomorrow” at this year’s Great British Beer Festival (GBBF) in its second home brew competitio...
Prime minister visits our top beer festival
Prime minister Rishi Sunak visited the Great British Beer Festival (GBBF) on the day new excise duty rules were introduced. While at the festival in L...
Global brewers are destroying brewing heritage
Global brewers are hell-bent on destroying great beers and breweries. In Britain, Heineken has closed the Caledonian Brewery in Edinburgh on the groun...
Expert help for women in brewing
The Scottish “women who beer” community, formerly known as Beers Without Beards, has launched a UK-wide mentorship programme. It will offer women who...
Early move for family brewer
Robinsons brewery is to complete its £12m move from its historic home of nearly 200 years earlier than planned. The Stockport family business has ann...
Brewery numbers up despite tough trading
A former Devon fire station could soon be turned into a new brewery and tap house. The building in Topsham closed in 2020 when the fire service was re...
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