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AB InBev makes revised SABMiller offer

AB InBev makes revised SABMiller offer

By MC Allegra FS

AB InBev has made a revised offer to the board of SABMiller to combine the two companies and “build the first truly global beer company”.

Pint Shop announced plans to expand in July last year

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Pint Shop second site coming soon

By Nicholas Robinson

The Cambridge-based Pint Shop will open its long-awaited second venue soon, following last summer’s announcement to expand, The Publican’s Morning Advertiser understands.

Food and beer pairing: evolving the palate

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Food and beer pairing: evolving the palate

By Adam Dulye, Brewers Association executive chef

Everything on the menu should reflect what is in season and what a chef wants to cook right now, just as craft beers reflect what a craft brewer wants to brew right now.  

Life is too short to not indulge yourself in great drinks

Less isn't always more

By Jessica Mason

Honesty and transparency in drinks creation is important, but so is the skill of a good blend. It is something that has been overlooked for some time. Why? Because, these days, we’re a bit suspicious of anything rogue. Is there horse meat in it? Nuts?...

News of the brews

News of the brews

By Jessica Mason

News of the brews is your definitive guide to the week in beer, bringing you the latest in all things hoppy.

Enterprise divisional director urges pubs to react to beer trends

Cask Beer

"Massive" changes needed to keep pace with cask boom

By Oli Gross

Enterprise Inns’ divisional director Nathan Wall has urged the pub industry to focus on training and quality of equipment in response to the growing trend towards cask beer.

Cask Ale Report: Sustained growth

Cask Ale Report: Sustained growth

By Oli Gross

Licensees have been encouraged to note the increasing trend towards cask ale among drinkers as details of the Cask Ale Report were revealed at a seminar in London today.

There are beer training courses - equip your staff with qualifications now

How to become a beer expert - Part 1

By Sophie Atherton

With beer available from 1,500 breweries in the UK, and hundreds of imported beers on the market, knowledgeable staff are essential to making the most of the beer revolution. It’s not just a matter of avoiding spoilage and waste.

Daniel Thwaites Craft Dan brewery publicans brew cask ale week

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Pub brews own beer for Cask Ale Week

By James Evison

Tottington pub, the Dungeon Inn, has paid homage to its roots by developing its very own beer, named Whimbury Hill.

Brew history: The journey of Imperial Extra Double Stout

Brew history

Brew history: The journey of Imperial Extra Double Stout

By Martyn Cornell

It has been a long journey for the latest Champion Bottle-Conditioned Beer. Martyn Cornell tracks the path this stout has taken from Southwark to Sussex via St Petersburg, a voyage that lasted more than 200 years

Wild Beer Co open first bar and restaurant

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Wild Beer Co open first bar and restaurant

By James Evison

A Grade II listed Georgian property, which housed the former Bistrot Coco restaurant and its adjoining bar Coco Beach, has been taken over by Wild Beer Co.

Beer Group MP: 'We won over beer, many would say we lost over pubs'

Beer Group MP: 'We won over beer, many would say we lost over pubs'

By Andrew Griffiths MP

Just like the Forth Road Bridge, where famously workmen on completing a new coat of paint have to start all over again at the other end, so the work of the All-Party Parliamentary Beer Group begins again at the start of the new Parliament.

Robin Hood will be the exclusive cask pale ale at Banksy’s Dismaland. Image c/o Wikipedia: Florent Darrault

News of the brews

By Jessica Mason

News of the brews is your definitive guide to the week in beer, bringing you the latest in all things hoppy.

Scottish minimum unit pricing would infringe EU free trade

Bitter blow for Scottish minimum unit pricing plans

By Minimum pricing

The Scottish Government’s plans to introduce minimum pricing have suffered a bitter blow after the Advocate General of the European Court of Justice said the move infringed EU rules on free trade.

Charles Wells appoints new chief executive

People News

Charles Wells appoints new chief executive

By Mike Berry

Charles Wells, the Bedford-based brewer and pub operator, has announced a restructure of its board with Justin Phillimore becoming chief executive.

Beginner's guide to stocking US craft beer at your pub

Craft Beer

Beginner's guide to stocking US craft beer at your pub

By Sylvia Kopp

Craft beer is the hottest trend in the beer world but the plethora of styles and brands available can be overwhelming. Sylvia Kopp, craft beer ambassador at the US Brewers Association, looks at how best to choose which brands to stock.

Cask Report Pete Brown for CAMRA

Beer

Death of the pint? Not at all...

By Pete Brown

Pete Brown relies on the world of statistics to compile the Cask Report - but when facts are used incorrectly, he refuses to tolerate it.

'Exclusive' pale ale for artist Banksy's Dismaland exhibition

Beer

'Exclusive' pale ale for artist Banksy's Dismaland exhibition

By James Evison

Brands Reunited, the umbrella operation of the recently re-launched 'Home Ales' brand from Nottingham, has secured its debut brew Robin Hood Pale Ale as an exclusive cask pale ale at Banksy's latest exhibition in Weston-super-Mare, titled...

News of the brews

News of the brews

By Laurie Macdonald

News of the brews is your definitive guide to the week in beer, bringing you the latest in all things hoppy.

In pictures: BrewDog's dead donkey stunt

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In pictures: BrewDog's dead donkey stunt

By Emily Sutherland

BrewDog has aimed to cement its reputation as a ‘maverick’ brewer by inviting guests attending the launch of its much-anticipated Brighton bar to arrive on a dead donkey.

BBPA reports beer sales drop

"Disappointing" beer sales down again

By Laurie Macdonald

The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has released figures in its Beer Barometer for the second quarter of 2015 showing total sales down 5.6% from 2014.

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

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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.

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