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Walk to a pint and a view of France with Sheps
Pubs are made for walking to. For those wanting to get out and explore in 2023, Shepherd Neame has launched its latest pub walk – and ion a clear day...
Windsor ready for coronation celebration
Windsor & Eton brewery has announced a new beer celebrating the coronation of King Charles III. Called Return of the King, the new beer will be availa...
Findley photo is pick of the pix
A photo (above) of Theakston’s journeyman cooper Euan Findlay by the Yorkshire Post’s Simon Hulme has been named Business winner at the British Press...
Uley founder dies
Chas Wright (above right) founder of Uley brewery, in the Gloucestershire village of the same name died at the end of January aged 74. Back in the 198...
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 Women’s Day interview: George Young
In the run-up to International Women’s Day on 8 March, What’s Brewing spoke to St Austell brewing director George Young.
International Women’s Day home brew collaboration
The Malt Miller, Elusive Brewing, Good Chemistry Brewing, Lallemand and BarthHaas X have teamed up for an International Women’s Day (8 March) brewing...
Festival returns at new venue
CAMRA’s Ipswich Beer and Cider Festival is set to make a post-pandemic comeback this summer at a new venue near the town’s waterfront. The 33rd festiv...
Hop festival backer is back
Shepherd Neame has returned as the lead sponsor for this year’s Faversham hop festival (2-3 September). Following the successful revival of the Kent f...
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