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Glasladies’ festive fundraiser
The Glasladies Beer Society, a Glasgow-based local beer appreciation group for women and non-binary people, is to launch a new festival alongside rais...
Bitter taste of climate change
Whether you love heavily hopped IPAs or subtle golden ales you love alpha acids but don’t know it. These are the compounds in hops that give bitternes...
Gold for Black Gold
Cairngorm brewery’s Black Gold (4.4 per cent ABV) has been crowned CAMRA’s Champion Beer of Scotland. The session stout was described by judges as hav...
Does cask need the Madri effect?
Cask beer drinkers are far more ready and willing to pay a premium price for well-kept ale than most brewers or pubs believe. That's the view of beer...
Champion Jack doubles up
The team responsible for CAMRA’s 2023 Champion Cask Beer of Norfolk is celebrating another win this time securing the Society of Independent Brewers E...
For brewing heritage, hop on the Eurostar
Belgium and Britain are two countries united by a love of fine beer. The Belgians treat beer with the respect given to wine and the pride in its brews...
Top guide highlights an industry under pressure
CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide (GBG) – the UK’s best-selling beer and pub guide – is celebrating its 51st edition with a striking cover and a foreword suppli...
Bonce Blower Baz calls time on brewing
After 40 years at the helm of Parish brewery, founder Baz Parish has decided to step back from the mash tun and sold the company to Bruce Cooper and C...
Autumn in a glass returns
Shepherd Neame’s seasonal cask ale Late Red is returning to pubs this week just in time for autumn. The crimson-copper ale at 4.5 per cent ABV, will b...
Women In Beer mentorship programme gets underway
Women in Beer’s mentoring programme has welcomed its first batch of 12 selected from a bumper crop of more than 45 applications. Women in Beer founder...
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