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Brewer sees uplift in cask ale demand
Demand for cask ales from Surrey-based Hogs Back brewery is nudging close to pre-Covid levels, as the brewer secures listings with a number of pub ope...
Ladies in the lounge, gentlemen at the bar
Having moved to Shropshire recently, one of my new locals is the Loggerheads in Shrewsbury. A quirky, historic and reputedly haunted (aren’t they all?...
New home for brewing archive
A new museum to showcase the history of brewing in Burton-upon-Trent could be open by 2025. It would replace the National Brewery Centre in the town w...
Welsh pub grows community links
If licensee Siôn Jones (pictured) is not pulling pints then he is likely to be pulling weeds in his pub’s new garden. The Tafarn y Plu, which is also...
Breweries invited to sign up for Women On Tap showcase
WOTFEST Seven will take place this May and the Women On Tap team is asking UK breweries to celebrate the women in their workforce. In the run up to th...
Brewer begins strategic review
Black Sheep, the North Yorkshire brewery and pub operator has appointed financial adviser Teneo to conduct a business review, including the possible s...
Pub closures surge
Pub closures have soared in the first quarter of this year, and the trade’s industry body says energy costs are to blame. British Beer and Pub Associa...
Wells on a charge
Wells & Co has installed electric vehicle (EV) charging points at seven of its pubs as part of a deal with Osprey Charging Network which will build an...
CAMRA Pub Heritage Group update – March 2023
CAMRA’s Pub Heritage Group shares news and updates about pubs with historically significant interiors across the country. For further news see the Pub...
Just malt and hops make the perfect pint
One of the joys of pubs being fully open following the dread days of Covid and lockdown is the ability to enjoy fresh draught beer that’s a simple sym...
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