Brewing

Draught duty cut welcomed

The government’s “fiscal event” earlier this month might be much derided by the financial markets but it contained good news for fans and makers of be...

Sussex brewer taps in to young talent

A Sussex brewery has opened a new tap room and meeting space. The development is the latest investment by Hepworth following the recent installation o...

Government support for hard-hit pubs

Energy bills for UK pubs and breweries will be cut by around half their expected level this winter under a huge government support package. The scheme...

Women in Beer seminar’s big challenge

A seminar organised  by women has set it self the ambitious task of showing craft beer can be an instrument for social change. Edinburgh-based “women...

Fresh support for cask ale

A new-look marketing campaign, unveiled at the industry organised Future of Cask Seminar, is seeking to modernise the image of cask beer to attract yo...

Brewer aims for the top with cool cask beer

At the Marsh Harrier pub in Southport licensee Bob Robert is pleased with his decision to stock a new cask ale. Robert is stocking Theakston’s Summit,...

National brewing museum to close

Britain’s brewing heritage has been dealt a savage blow by the decision of global giant Molson Coors to close the National Brewery Centre (NBC) in Bur...

Ask the expert – should beer be pulled through before each session?

Should a landlord pull through beer before each session? This depends on the pub and how good is its cellar installation. The best fitted pubs will ge...

Brewer celebrates 30th with revived IPA

Black Sheep brewery marks its 30th anniversary in September with the relaunch of its award-winning Pathmaker, dedicated to its founder Paul Theakston....

Brewery visitor centre’s ‘best in the world’

A popular Scottish brewery visitor centre has just been named Visitor Attraction of the Year at the World Beer Awards. Belhaven brewery’s visitor cent...


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