Beer

BrewDog attracts Snapchat followers with 'new release'

Beer

BrewDog reveals 660ml Dead Pony Club bottles on Snapchat

By Nicholas Robinson

BrewDog is now producing 660ml bottles of its hoppy Dead Pony Club brew, which it revealed to customers in a Snapchat exclusive, after rocking the trade earlier this week with the release of its first real ale.

BrewDog launches “real ale

BEER

BrewDog launches “real ale"

By Daniel Woolfson

Anarchic Scottish brewer BrewDog has announced the launch of a new, “live” key-keg version of its well-known Dead Pony Club ale.

The Jetsons' idea of the future didn't pan out

Technology

Robot Wars judge: ‘Bots will serve pints soon’

By Nicholas Robinson

Robots will pull and serve pints behind UK bars sooner than operators think, according to Noel Sharkey, professor of artificial intelligence and robotics at Sheffield University.

Eden Brewery MD Jason Hill to explore overseas markets

Beer

Eden Brewery to explore Japanese market

By Nicholas Robinson

Cumbria-based brewer the Eden Brewery is to test the water for its beers in Japan, as well as further European markets, after doubling profits.

Castle Rock Brewery buys 22nd pub

Brewery-operator

Castle Rock Brewery buys 22nd pub

By James Evison

Castle Rock Brewery, the Nottingham-based brewer and pub company, has confirmed that it has bought the freehold of the Cricketers Rest in Kimberley.

Pub barters for beer

Pub barters for beer

By Nikkie Sutton

A Leicester pub is giving local fruit and veg growers the opportunity to barter their produce for beer.

Veltins UK MD: pilsner 'more accessible' than some hop-forward crafted beers

Beer

They come for craft beer and stay for pilsner

By Nicholas Robinson

Craft beer drinkers are going to specialist pubs for the beer range, but are staying for less-challenging tasting beers like pilsners according to Veltins managing director of vertical drinks Steve Holt.

Brexit 'could benefit UK craft brewers'

EU REFERENDUM

Brexit 'could benefit UK craft brewers'

By Daniel Woolfson

Leaving the EU could prove advantageous to the UK’s booming craft brewing industry, leading analysts have claimed. 

BrewDog urges pledge your death to a good cause

BrewDog: pledge your death to a good cause

By Daniel Woolfson

BrewDog has launched a campaign encouraging drinkers to become organ donors alongside the launch of its new ‘temporary’ beer, Born to Die.

Black Cat Brewery and Windsor & Eton Brewery win SIBA

Beer

South east winners of SIBA awards announced

By James Evison

East Sussex’s Black Cat Brewery and Berkshire’s Windsor & Eton Brewery have won gold in the Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) South East Independent Beer Awards.

CAMRA crowns Tryst Brewery IPA Champion Beer of Scotland

CAMRA

Champion Beer of Scotland crowned

By Daniel Woolfson

The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has crowned an IPA made by Tryst Brewery in Larbert, Falkirk, its Champion Beer of Scotland for 2016.

'What's wrong with EU?' Cloudwater brewer talks Brexit

EU REFERENDUM

'What's wrong with EU?' Cloudwater brewer talks Brexit

By Paul Jones, co-founder and managing director of Cloudwater Brew Co.

I’ve had a number of conversations during the past couple of years with folk about ideas and dreams for our respective breweries, and what we might like to work towards.

Trade figures' advice on food and drink pairings

Trade figures' advice on food and drink pairings

By Nikkie Sutton

“We need to educate people to let them know that it is OK to drink beer and cider with your food” said drinks educator and beer sommelier Jane Peyton at Publican’s Morning Advertiser’s (PMA) Future Trends: Beer and Cider event.

'Craft' means nothing: Chapel Down CEO on 'messianic' modern brewing

'Craft' means nothing, says Chapel Down CEO

By Daniel Woolfson

A ‘messianic’ approach to making drinks separates modern brewers and winemakers from their more traditional counterparts, according to the leading English wine producer. 

Manchester: A city united in brewing beer

Protz

Manchester: A city united in brewing beer

By Roger Protz

Manchester's most famous beer was the now much-missed Boddingtons, but the city is thriving with breweries news and old. Roger Protz investigates.

Adapt to fast-changing youth culture, pubs warned

FUTURE TRENDS: BEER & CIDER

Adapt to fast-changing youth culture, pubs warned

By Daniel Woolfson

‘Generation Z’ tends to get a rough ride in the press, being simultaneously branded as humourless tech-obsessives and shameless social media self-promoters. 

Beer Day Britain singing competition

Opinion

Have you got Beer Day Britain talent?

By Jane Peyton

Beer Day Britain – the national day of recognition to beer – is today (15 June). Brewers, pubs, retailers, restaurants, bars and ale trails are participating in a variety of ways.

Do you think Watt and Dickie deserve MBEs?

Beer

BrewDog founders awarded MBEs

By Nicholas Robinson

James Watt and Martin Dickie, founders of Scotland-based brewery and pub operator BrewDog, have been awarded MBEs in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.

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