Beer

Ei partners with Hobgoblin to capture Halloween spirit

18-Oct-2018 By Emily Hawkins

Ei Publican Partnerships has partnered with Hobgoblin to make the most of the Halloween period, with special incentives for publicans who stock the beer.

Chapel Down appoints new head of brewing for its Curious Brewery arm

18-Oct-2018 By Robert Mann

Curious Brewery, owned by leading English winemaker Chapel Down, has announced Matthew Anderson as its new head brewer.

Pubs look to crowdfunding to keep their local alive

17-Oct-2018 By Robert Mann

With new figures showing as many as 29 pubs are being closed down each week, it comes as no surprise that some landlords are depending on crowdfunding to keep their boozer alive.

How can brewers ensure their designs don’t get canned?

16-Oct-2018 By Stuart Stone

After a complaint about Easy IPA was upheld by the Portman Group's Independent Complaints Panel, The Morning Advertiser asked how brewers can avoid seeing designs getting canned.

Climate change could cause worldwide beer shortage

16-Oct-2018 By Nikkie Sutton

Severe changes in the climate could mean a shortage in the global beer supply, and as a result, push prices up, according to new research.

Beer tax to add extra £125m on beer spend

15-Oct-2018 By Nikkie Sutton

A 2% rise in beer duty at next month’s November Budget would mean an additional £125m on what consumers are already spending annually on pints of beer.

Flanders Field beer to mark war anniversary

15-Oct-2018 By Emily Hawkins

A special edition ale will be sold at Greene King pubs to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War.

Signature Brew looks to raise £400,000 for new brewery

15-Oct-2018 By Nicholas Robinson

Signature Brew has launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise £400,000, which it will use to triple its production capacity and refine some essential back-of-house functions.

BrewDog the latest brewer to start brewing cask again

11-Oct-2018 By Nikkie Sutton

Scottish brewer and operator BrewDog has announced it will start putting some of its beers back into cask, 10 years after it stopped.

More under-25s cutting booze, research claims

10-Oct-2018 By Nicholas Robinson

Almost a third of younger consumers are avoiding alcohol, indicating a rising trend, a new study has claimed.

Is craft taking it just a hop too far?

08-Oct-2018 By Sophie Atherton

Sophie Atherton wonders why people are leaving their craft beer untouched, and if it’s time to drink more cask

Cloudwater plans to ‘bring cask back’

05-Oct-2018 By Nikkie Sutton

Manchester-based brewer Cloudwater will be producing cask again, after the brewer dropped it less than 24 months ago.

Adnams unveils alcohol-free Ghost Ship

05-Oct-2018 By Nikkie Sutton

Suffolk-based brewer and distiller Adnams has recently launched a booze-free version of its Ghost Ship beer in a bid to meet the rapidly growing demand for low and no-alcohol drinks.