Brewing

To the future: Camden Town's Jasper Cuppaidge is intent on remaining a craft lager brewer

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Camden Town boss on criticism, investment and innovation

By Nicholas Robinson

Camden Town Brewery faced criticism of ‘selling out’ when it agreed to a takeover by AB InBev in 2015, but founder Jasper Cuppaidge reveals the brewery always had plans to expand as the company moves into a bigger brewhouse 10 miles from its original...

Brewers fear Brexit beer price hike

Brewers fear Brexit beer price hike

By Nikkie Sutton

Panic has spread among Britain’s brewers who fear Brexit will lead to a sharp rise in the cost of raw materials and impact the price of a pint, The Morning Advertiser (MA) has learnt.

Breweries unite for small beer relief reform

Breweries unite for small beer relief reform

By Sara Hussein

Small and medium-sized breweries have called on the Government to review the small breweries’ relief (SBR) scheme to ensure a “vibrant and sustainable” future for the brewing industry.

Purity releases limited edition beer

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Purity releases limited edition beer

By James Evison

Warwickshire-based brewery Purity has launched a limited edition barrel-aged beer to commemorate its awards success in 2016.

Innis & Gunn smashes funding target by £1.5m

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Innis & Gunn smashes funding target by £1.5m

By Sara Hussein

Scottish craft brewer Innis & Gunn (I&G) has beaten its equity crowdfunding target by £1.5m after raising a total of £2.5m in its Crowdcube campaign on Tuesday (29 November).

BrewDog outlines brewery and HQ plans

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BrewDog outlines brewery and HQ plans

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Plans for the expansion of the current BrewDog brewery facilities and head office operations have been outlined by the Scottish company.

SIBA: Brampton Mild named best beer in Midlands

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SIBA: Brampton Mild named best beer in Midlands

By James Evison

Brampton Brewery's Mild has been named the best beer in the Midlands at the SIBA Independent Beer Awards, hosted by the Birmingham CAMRA Beer festival.

BrewDog announces bar plans for 2017

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BrewDog announces bar plans for 2017

By James Evison

The Ellon-based brewer and operator has outlined its strategy for 2017 across its bar estate with a focus on beer quality, training, greater guest ale choice and new sites.

Seven Bro7hers: Seven Bro7hers: opening their own bar in just over two years in business

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Seven Bro7hers Brewery to open first city bar

By Nicholas Robinson

Craft brewery Seven Bro7hers is to open its first Manchester city-centre bar, following a £245,000 investment through crowdfunding and a Government-backed loan.

Winning beer: 30 awards given on the night

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Scotland names its ‘best beers’

By Nicholas Robinson

BrewDog, Caledonian Brewery and the Tempest Brewing Company have been named, among many other brewers, as producing some of Scotland’s top beers.

BrewDog pushes for new sour beer brewery

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BrewDog pushes for new sour beer brewery

By Daniel Woolfson

BrewDog plans to build a sour beer brewery in Scotland, just months after expanding into the spirits segment with a new distillery. 

Beer process: fish-based isinglass is used to clarify beers

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CAMRA’s rumoured isinglass ban troubles brewers

By Nicholas Robinson

Brewers have received calls from agitated consumers, asking them to stop using the beer fining agent isinglass, after the national press falsely reported a ban by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA).

Trade associations praise departing Beer Group chair Griffiths

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Trade associations praise departing Beer Group chair Griffiths

By James Evison

The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA), the Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) and the Association of Multiple Retailers (ALMR) have praised the outgoing chair of the All-Parliamentary Beer Group chairman, Andrew Griffiths.

Chef Dulye: 'Don't overthink your pairings'

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Craft beer and vegetarian food pairing

By Nicholas Robinson

Vegetarian food and craft beer pairings have been thrust into the limelight by the US Brewers Association’s executive chef Adam Dulye, who showcased the diversity of the nation’s brews and meat-free food coupling.

Perfect harmony: 'It's all about making really good beer'

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Real ale and craft beer ‘more alike than you’d like to think’

By Nicholas Robinson

Those who snub craft beer as a low-rent Americanised version of ‘real British ale’ are kidding themselves and should work with the brewers producing the unique liquids, argued beer writer Pete Brown at The Morning Advertiser’s (MA) Great British Beer...

Harvey's Brewery relaunch

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GBBF: Harvey's reveals new look

By Nikkie Sutton

East Sussex brewery Harvey's unveiled its new look at the start of the Great British Beer Festival yesterday (9 August).