Beer

Krombacher pub walk to highlight pub closure crisis

07-Nov-2018 By Robert Mann

Premium beer brand Krombacher has announced an inaugural pub walk campaign to increase awareness about the plight of British pubs.

Thornbridge renames flagship beer to raise cancer hospital cash

07-Nov-2018 By Emily Hawkins

Thornbridge Brewery will rename its flagship beer to the name of a former employee diagnosed with a terminal cancer, in a bid to raise money for a nearby hospital.

Brewery ransacked by thieves in smash-and-grab raid

05-Nov-2018 By Robert Mann

A blitz on West Berkshire Brewery will cost the company “tens of thousands” of pounds in repairs, according to its managing director.

Small family-owned brewery has two of the UK's best beers in landmark result

05-Nov-2018 By Robert Mann

A small family-owned brewery is making a name for itself with its nationally recognised beers.

Brexit could mean pubs run out of Guinness, claims Lib Dem MP

05-Nov-2018 By Nikkie Sutton

A no deal or ‘bad deal’ Brexit could mean Guinness supplies will dry up, Liberal Democrat MP for Twickenham Vince Cable has claimed.

Molson Coors UK profits drop by £14.5m

05-Nov-2018 By Stuart Stone

The UK arm of Molson Coors has seen its profits fall by nearly £15m despite an increase in turnover, its latest financial results have revealed.

Salt Beer Factory to open in Bradford

01-Nov-2018 By Robert Mann

A “three years in the making” brewery is set to open tomorrow (Friday 2 November) aiming to showcase “the best craft in beers and gins,” in a modern pub environment.

Guinness is giving away nearly 10,000 pints for International Stout Day

31-Oct-2018 By Robert Mann

Contrary to its adverts of old, Guinness may not be good for your health – but for one day this week, it’s set to be good for Londoners’ wallets.

Last orders for Mad Hatter Brewing Company

30-Oct-2018 By Emily Hawkins

Mad Hatter Brewing Company, a popular Liverpool-based operation, has announced it has ceased trading.

Brewery urged to apologise for naming beer after Hindu god Ganesh

30-Oct-2018 By Robert Mann

A microbrewery has said it did not mean to offend Hindus by naming a beer after the elephant-headed god Ganesh.

AB InBev set to target the on-trade, says boss Jason Warner

30-Oct-2018 By Nicholas Robinson

The man about to take the helm of AB InBev’s total European market may well be focused on achieving growth for his company’s portfolio of brands, but Jason Warner is a person who thinks well beyond the confines of his corporate world.

Autumn Budget 2018

Beer, cider and spirit tax frozen, but wine duty to rise

30-Oct-2018 By Nikkie Sutton

Duty on beer, cider and spirits has been frozen by Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond in his 2018 Autumn Budget in Parliament today (29 October).