Beer

Fight the caffeine revolution: how pubs can stay relevant

Molson Coors launches ‘save the pub’ campaign

By Nicholas Robinson

Drinks giant Molson Coors has launched a direct attack on the UK’s “one-size-fits-all” global coffee shop culture by revealing its save the great British pub campaign.

Cask ale: the right attitude

Cask ale: the right attitude

By Jessica Mason

Evolution is key to keeping cask ale – and the pub trade – alive. What can the collective industry do to help? 

Image: the first barrier the cask-beer sector has to overcome

Cask ale: a glass half full?

By Jessica Mason

Cask ale has some difficulties to overcome, but with the correct application, it can maintain its rightful place at the bar of all good pubs.

Rising sales: ABI performed well in 'difficult' year

ABI: Budweiser, Stella and Corona sales up

By Nicholas Robinson

Sales of AB InBev’s (ABI) three global brands Budweiser, Stella Artois and Corona grew by 6.5% last year and by 2.8% in the final quarter of 2016.

Support: CAMRA's Ray Turpie, BBPA's Brigid Simmonds, MP Graham Evans and SIBA's Neil Walker

71 MPs sign pledge to cut beer tax

By Nikkie Sutton

MPs and pub industry leaders have signed a "pint of pledges" calling for the Chancellor of the Exchequer to support the brewing and pub trade by cutting beer duty.

Hot to stock: top cask beers to consider serving in your pub

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Cask ale essentials

By Nicholas Robinson

Looking to make more from the cask-ale market? Here are a few of the best brands around that can pep up the offer in even the most successful of outlets.

Sussex brewer Dark Star to open fifth site

Dark Star to open fifth site

By Daniel Woolfson

Brewer and pub operator Dark Star Brewing Co will open its fifth site in Crawley, West Sussex.

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...

New: Bud Light will be available in the on-trade from March

Bud Light launches in the UK

By Nikkie Sutton

AB InBev has announced the launch of Bud Light to the UK in response to "growing demand".

New brew: Fuller's launches London Pride Unfiltered

Fuller’s launches new London Pride Unfiltered

By Nicholas Robinson

London brewer and pubco Fuller’s has unveiled its biggest beer launch in a generation, a 4.1% ABV unfiltered keg variant of its flagship brew London Pride.

Down: on-trade beer volume sales continued to decline

Pub beer sales down 2.9%

By Liam Coleman

More than 100,000 fewer barrels of beer were sold in pubs in the final months of 2016 compared to the year before, while off-trade beer sales continued to rise, according to figures from the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA).

Crafty: top trends from five brewers at Craft Beer Rising

Craft Beer Rising 2017: top trends from the show

By Nicholas Robinson

Craft beer trends operators should watch out for this year include sour beers, extra strength and flavoured, five brewers at the show told The Morning Advertiser (MA) in this video.

Harvey's: younger demographic 'clearly attracted' to canned format

Harvey’s to launch new canned range

By Daniel Woolfson

Sussex brewer Harvey's is to release three canned beers following the launch of its flagship Best Bitter in the format last year. 

Stout and dark beer: back to black

Stout and dark beer: back to black

By Jane Peyton

If the sight of someone drinking a pint of milk stout on the television is powerful enough to turn some people on to jet black beers, then why is the category still underrepresented in the on-trade? 

It's bright: the future of cask beer is strong

Marston’s MD on ‘the cask beer conundrum’

By Nicholas Robinson

Cask brewers may have improved their beer quality over the years, but the on-trade’s openness to flout the rules and sell the product beyond its best condition could spell trouble for the category, according to Marston’s managing director Richard Westwood.

New brews: Charles Ireland of Guinness is excited about the new beers

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Guinness ready to extend range of new beers

By Nicholas Robinson

Guinness’s Open Gate Brewery Project in Dublin, the initiative that launched Hop House 13 and Dublin Porter, will release new beers over the next three years, The Morning Advertiser (MA) can reveal.

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