Brewing
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...
A very Peculier Rebel
A new brewing collaboration is bringing the disruptors and establishment together to celebrate cask ale. T&R Theakston and Tiny Rebel have joined forc...
Summer pins drop for Greene King
Greene King has announced two summer seasonal beers Ale Fresco and New Tricks, a collaboration with nearby Nethergate brewery. Ale Fresco is a 4.3 per...
Cockermouth brewing revival at the Bitter End
A new brewery is set to rise in Cockermouth from the ashes of the now closed Jennings. Last November, Carlsberg Marston’s shut the Jennings brewery, b...
Sales soar for South-West brewer
Cornish brewer St Austell has shrugged off its Covid blues and announced record sales for 2022. Total revenue was ÂŁ209m, up 34 per cent on 2021 and su...
Bottle-conditioned Pedigree axed
The Carlsberg Marston Brewing Company (CBMC) has stopped selling its Pedigree as a bottle-conditioned beer due to declining sales and rising costs. A...
Have your say on beer labelling
What do you want to see on a beer label – ingredient listing, alcoholic strength or a health warning? You can let the industry and legislators know th...
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