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Scottish drinkers urged to fight alcohol ad ban
CAMRA believes Scottish government plans for an alcohol advertising ban could be the biggest threat to good beer in its 50 years of campaigning in Sco...
Oxfordshire brewer snapped up
South Oxfordshire brewery has bought the contract producer of its beers, White Horse of Stanford in the Vale, for an undisclosed sum. The deal sees So...
International Womenâs Day interview: George Young
In the run-up to International Womenâs Day on 8 March, Whatâs Brewing spoke to St Austell brewing director George Young.
International Womenâs Day home brew collaboration
The Malt Miller, Elusive Brewing, Good Chemistry Brewing, Lallemand and BarthHaas X have teamed up for an International Womenâs Day (8 March) brewing...
Festival returns at new venue
CAMRAâs Ipswich Beer and Cider Festival is set to make a post-pandemic comeback this summer at a new venue near the townâs waterfront. The 33rd festiv...
Hop festival backer is back
Shepherd Neame has returned as the lead sponsor for this yearâs Faversham hop festival (2-3 September). Following the successful revival of the Kent f...
Drinkers urge chancellor to save the UKâs pubs
Drinkers and pub-goers are being mobilised in their thousands to urge the chancellor to take action in his March Budget to save the UKâs pubs and brew...
A brief history of cask beer
Though many people assume cask beer âhas existed from the time brewing was first instituted in this country,â as a 1923 manual for licensees puts it,...
Barley wine takes top bottled beer award
Norfolk's real ale lovers are raising a glass to Lacons Audit Ale, an eight per cent barley wine, recently judged by local CAMRA branches as Norfolkâs...
Shepâs cask club returns
Shepherd Neame has announced the return next month of its popular real ale initiative Cask Club next month, kicking off with Maverick (3.4 per cent)....
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