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Brewer taps in to world cup fever

Norfolk brewer Woodforde’s has launched the limited-edition Tap & Go to mark the Rugby World Cup. Brewed with a combination of British, American and N...

Cask Ale Week returns

CAMRA is supporting Cask Marque’s annual promotion of real ale is back from 21 September to 1 October with continued CAMRA support. During the 11 days...

Favourite back by popular demand

Fans of Liverpool’s Neptune brewery, asked to choose which of its cask beers should be revived to mark the company’s 1,000th brew, have prompted the r...

Acorn snapped up as it goes for growth

The brewer of Barnsley Bitter has been sold to an investment group as it goes for expansion. Acorn brewery directors Dave and Christy Hughes (pictured...

All's well with collaboration first

Timothy Taylor’s has created a collaboration beer for the first time in its 165-year history, by working with Thornbridge of Bakewell to create Artesi...

Bottled classic under threat

Worthington’s White Shield, a potent link with the India pale ales of the Victorian period, is another historic beer style destined for the brewery gr...

Medicinal mischief inspires latest seasonal beer

Greene King has revealed Mischief Maker, its latest limited-edition cask ale for August and September. The 6 per cent ABV golden cask ale is a double...

New brew quenches thirst for lower-strength cask ale

T&R Theakston has launched a new beer to meet the rising demand for lower-strength beers. Theakston Quencher is a 3.4 per cent ABV, hop-forward cask a...

Brewer launches lip-smacking ‘sunshine in a glass’

A zesty new beer from Kentish brewer Shepherd Neame is now available. Citra Smack (3.8 per cent ABV) is the fifth in its popular real ale initiative C...

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...


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