Beer

New brand will be Halewood's

Halewood launches new soft drink for men

By Robyn Black

Halewood International is to follow up its successful launch of Crabbie's Alcoholic Ginger Beer with a new soft drink for men. Iron Press, a fruit...

Protz: impressed by thriving Ipswich pub

Peace at last at the Dove

By Roger Protz

A committed couple have proved Enterprise Inns wrong by resurrecting Ipswich pub the Dove Street Inn, says Roger Protz.

BBPA: found 65% of people want more support for pubs

Public calls for beer tax freeze

By Lesley Foottit

Three quarters of the British public want a freeze or reduction in beer tax, according to the British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA).

BrewDog: reporting rapid sales growth

BrewDog reports 250% sales growth

By Lesley Foottit

Controversial Scottish brewer BrewDog has announced a 250% growth in sales for the first quarter of 2010. The company, whose marketing strategies...

Mike Benner: Calls on Government to reconsider tax hikes

Beer drinkers' £100m tax bombshell

By Gemma McKenna

Raising duty and VAT will see UK beer drinkers shelling out an extra £100m by the end of 2010, says the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA).

Real Beer Company launches to on-trade

Real Beer Company widens net

By Sonya Hook

A new cask ale and niche beer distributor is ready to offer its expertise to the on-trade. The Real Beer Company has been launched to provide the...

Joules Brewery: final touches

New Joules Brewery completed

By Lesley Foottit

The new £1.6m Joules Brewery in Shropshire has been completed today after more than a year in construction. Standing at 22 metres high — taller...

Peldon Rose manager Adam Leydon celebrates

Essex pub is 5,000th Club Peroni member

By Lesley Foottit

An Essex pub is reaping the rewards after becoming the 5,000th member of Club Peroni — Peroni Nastro Azzurro's loyalty programme. The Peldon Rose...

Protz: visits Derby Brewing Compnay founder Trevor Harris

Raising a glass to the World Cup

By Roger Protz

Roger Protz visits Trevor Harris, founder of the Derby Brewing Company, for a football festival tasting.

Dad Owen Watkins: pulled his pint last year

Pub calls dads: pull your own pint

By Lesley Foottit

A licensee is boosting meal bookings for Father's Day (20 June) by offering dads the chance to pull their own pint.

Fans are joining calls to help beer

Football fans back beer duty reduction

By Ewan Turney

Football fans are backing industry calls for a reduction on beer duty if VAT rises at the Budget on 22 June. The British Beer and Pub Association...

EPA: Marston's beer was served on train

Cask ale trialled on train

By John Harrington

Cask ale could become a permanent feature on trains after the new Fastcask system was trialled on a train from London to Birmingham. Fastcask, from...

Carling: Red Tractor logo will appear on multipacks

Carling gets Red Tractor quality status

By Ewan Turney

Carling has been granted Red Tractor status — an independent verification that the product has been made to high quality standards from farm to...

Protz: looking to the future of Boddies and Draught Bass

New hope for Bass and Boddingtons

By Roger Protz

Roger Protz has high hopes that the off-loading of Draught Bass and Boddingtons by InBev could be a good move for the ales.

Cobra now brewed in Burton

Cobra spends £5m on curry

By Robyn Lewis

Molson Coors has confirmed pubs remain "of great interest" for its Indian beer brand Cobra, despite a strategy targeting curry houses and the...

St Austell managing director James Staughton and head brewer Roger Ryman toast success

Sales of St Austell beers increase 20%

By The PMA Team

Cornish brewer and retailer St Austell has reported that sales of its own brews are up 20% so far in 2010. The company is investing in new...

Becks Vier: music campaign

Becks Vier revisits music and the arts

By Sonya Hook

A series of mini music festivals will be taking place in pubs across the country this summer, as part of the 2010 campaign for Beck's Vier. Artists...

Mulholland: got Government confirmation that ministers will stick to plans to reform beer tie

New Government confirms beer tie plans

By Gemma McKenna

The new Government has confirmed it will stick to plans to relax the beer tie through legislation if the sector fails to reform itself. Outspoken...

Cotswold Lion: back in June

Cotswold Lion returns to pubs

By Sonya Hook

A beer which celebrates the work of the Cotswold Conservation Board is returning to pubs — it was first brewed in 2006.

Tesco: 24 cans of Stella for £10

Tesco caught out on cheap alcohol

By John Harrington

Tesco is the only supermarket to sell alcohol below duty plus VAT, the definition of cost-price favoured by many in the off-trade — including the...

Greene King IPA: Official Beer of Nottingham Forest

Greene King nets Forest deal

By Ewan Turney

Greene King IPA has signed a three-year deal to become the Official Beer of Nottingham Forest. The deal will see the Suffolk brewer have pouring...

Clarke joins the Timothy Taylor board

Clarke joins the Timothy Taylor board

By The PMA Team

Keighley based Timothy Taylor, brewers of award-winning Landlord, has unveiled former M&B chief executive Tim Clarke as a non-exec.

Riemenschneider: relaunched the Highwayman

Thwaites pub goes to Swiss chef

By The PMA Team

Swiss chef Michael Riemenschneider has taken over a Thwaites-owned pub in Cheshire and relaunched it as a restaurant under the same name.

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