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Only 12% of UK men opt for a pint in a pub

Beer

Only 12% of UK men opt for a pint in a pub

By Emily Sutherland

A poll has found that only 12% of British men over 30 name beer or lager as their drink of choice in a pub, with one in five citing calories as the reason for their choice.

Pubs seen as genuine assets to communities

Pubs seen as genuine assets to communities

By Ed Bedington

The recent Greene King Leisure Tracker makes good reading for anyone running a pub — almost two out of three adults rate their pubs as an important community asset and a big contributor to community life.

BrewDog tops profit tracker list

BrewDog tops profit tracker list

By Mark Wingett, M&C Report

Scottish brewer and pub operator BrewDog came out on top in this year’s AlixPartners Profit Tracker in association with the Publican's Morning Advertiser's sister title M&C Report.

WSTA wine and spirits pub sales

Pub wine and spirit sales at a high

By Mike Berry

Wine and spirits sales are becoming increasingly important to the on-trade and now account for almost half of the value of all drinks sales in new openings, exclusive figures have revealed.

Cask Marque: creators of Cask Ale Week and the Cask Report

The Cask Report: The main findings

By The Cask Report

The Cask Report 2014 revealed there was a beer revolution occurring in Britain and cask ale was right at the heart of the story.

Jagermeister

Jägermeister targets pubs 'passing off'

By Ellie Bothwell

Mast-Jäegermeister UK has warned it will take legal action against pubs and clubs that repeatedly ‘pass off’ and ‘pour over’ as part of a fresh crackdown.

Minimum pricing would have 'little impact' on moderate drinkers

Minimum pricing would have 'little impact' on moderate drinkers

By John Harrington

A minimum unit price of 45p would reduce alcohol consumption for harmfully heavy drinkers on low incomes by nearly 300 units annually, but have little impact on moderate drinkers, according to a new report published in medical journal The Lancet.

Berry:

PMA readers raging about their rates

By Mike Berry

The results are in, and they don’t make for pretty reading. Licensees that responded to our survey on business rates delivered an emphatically damning verdict on the current system and the damaging impact it is having on their pubs.

UK pub eating out

Eating out market to grow to £90bn, managed pubs to be 'main winners'

By Mark Wingett

The total UK foodservice and hospitality market will achieve 1.8% sales growth in 2013, reaching a total of £79.7bn, and is set for further positive growth over the next five years adding over £10bn in value to reach £90bn by 2018, representing compound...

Zeo soft drink Russia

Russian soft drink Zeo to make UK debut

By Robyn Black

A new Russian soft drink, which has been developed to mimic the kick of vodka, but without containing alcohol, will be launched into pubs and bars in London and Brighton at the end of this month, alongside an £8m marketing campaign.

Beer market suffers £2.2 billion decline

Beer market suffers £2.2 billion decline

By Adam Pescod

The beer market has suffered a £2.2 billion fall in revenue since 2006, according to the latest figures from market research experts Mintel.

Charity: supports move to lighter evenings

Lighter options for the pub trade

By The PMA Team

Moving to British Double Summer Time before next year's Olympics would be a great boost to the pub industry, says The PMA Team.

Britvic: profit up

Britvic profit up against tough pub market

By Mark Stretton, M&C Report

Britvic, the soft drinks maker, has spoken of the ongoing challenges in the UK on-trade market. The group, led by Paul Moody, yesterday posted...

Foreign satellite football: saga rolls on

Novasports will pull plug on UK pub TV

By John Harrington

The Greek broadcaster behind Novasports has warned it will pull the plug on screenings of Premier League football via its systems in UK pubs....

Taylor: BIIA chair of judges

Brewing Awards come back to the UK

By Lesley Foottit

The Brewing Industry International Awards is coming back to the UK next February for its 125th year. The awards have been modified since they were...