Beer

Charity: price rises could be a game-changer

Molson Coors goes for margin

By The PMA Team

Carling brewer Molson Coors has taken a rather significant — some would say unprecedented — step, says The PMA Team.

Fuller's Hock: available in April

Fuller's launches two mild ales

By Lesley Foottit

London brewer Fuller's is launching two mild ales in April to celebrate the warmer months and the Campaign for Real Ale's (CAMRA) Mild Month.

Spitfire volumes helped Shepherd Neame

Record beer volumes fuel Shepherd Neame

By Ewan Turney

Shepherd Neame has reported record turnover and record beer volumes for the half-year to 26 December. However, the Kent-based brewer and pub...

Mike Benner (L) hosted the debate where Gerry Sutcliffe (R) said he was in favour of referring the tie (pic: Mark Dodds)

Licensing MPs want beer tie CC referral

By Gemma McKenna

MPs in charge of licensing for all three main political parties — Gerry Sutcliffe, Tobias Ellwood and Don Foster — of referring the beer tie.

Protz: advises Carslberg to keep Tetley's in Yorkshire

Carlsberg strikes Leeds a bitter blow

By Roger Protz

Brewing Tetley's cask outside Yorkshire prompts outrage reminiscent of the Hoegaarden fiasco, says Roger Protz. You have to admire the sensitivity...

Fast Cask: new development

Marston's unveils cask revolution

By Roger Protz

A revolutionary new method of storing cask beer in pub cellars could see real ale reaching out to a new audience of drinkers. Marston's will launch...

Beer tapas: try three different cask ales

Brains Beer Tapas on menu

By Sonya Hook

Beer Tapas is on the menu from Welsh brewer Brains this Spring, in time for Cask Ale Week.

Bollinger: counterfeit bottles in London

Counterfeit Bollinger in London

By Lesley Foottit

Bottles of counterfeit Bollinger Special Cuvée champagne have been appearing in the London area. Champagne Bollinger's UK agent Mentzendorff &...

Molson Coors: World Cup support for pubs

Molson Coors offers World Cup support

By Ewan Turney

Molson Coors has unveiled its "Be Part of it 2010" campaign to help pubs attract and retain customers during the World Cup. The global brewer is...

Shepherd Neame: new brew for spring

Spring time at Shepherd Neame

By Sonya Hook

Spring has arrived at last courtesy of Shepherd Neame, which is this week launching its seasonal ale for April and May. The brewer is bringing back...

MacFarlane: determined to reverse decline in beer market

AB InBev — man of steel

By Phil Mellows

AB InBev president Stuart MacFarlane tells Phil Mellows about his determination to build brands and focus on being a global brewer. In the week when...

Mulholland pours Carlsberg lager down the drain in protest at brewery closure

145 jobs to go at Carlsberg

By Lesley Foottit

Carlsberg UK has confirmed that 145 jobs will be lost following the closure of the Leeds Brewery in 2011. The news came in a letter from Carlsberg...

Caffrey's: rebrand includes a lower ABV

Rebrand of Caffrey's Irish Ale

By Lesley Foottit

Brewer Molson Coors is relaunching Caffrey's Irish Ale with a lower ABV and a collector card scheme to drive sales. From 15 March the premium...

Bombardier: supporting St George's Day

Bombardier supports St George's Day

By Sonya Hook

Bombardier is providing UK pubs with kits in the run-up to St George's Day, supported by its biggest campaign for the brand to date. Merchandise in...

Shining Light: celebration beer

Hook Norton lights the way for school

By Sonya Hook

A beer celebrating a school's 150th anniversary has been created by Hook Norton Brewery in Oxfordshire. A Shining Light derives its name from...

The Stag: multi-millionaires run the pub

Lottery winner takes on Brains pub

By Lesley Foottit

A £13m lottery winner has ditched her leisurely lifestyle to take on a SA Brains tenancy in Llanelli, Wales. Former supermarket checkout assistant...

Dodds: hopes for community buy-out at the Sun and Doves in Camberwell

Fair Pint pub plans community buy-out

By Ewan Turney

A Fair Pint founding member is hoping to buy the freehold of his pub via a community buy-out. Mark Dodds leases the Sun & Doves in Camberwell,...

Protz: Acorn is a success

A bitter feeling in Barnsley

By Roger Protz

This is about a brewery in Yorkshire that brews Barnsley Bitter — sounds simple but it's a complicated story, says Roger Protz.

Molson Coors has already decreased weight of Grolsch bottles

Molson Coors makes green pledge

By Ewan Turney

Molson Coors has become the first brewer to commit to achieving a more sustainable use of resources throughout the whole supply chain. The global...

Bott: returning to the helm at SIBA

Keith Bott is new SIBA chairman

By Lesley Foottit

Keith Bott has succeeded Peter Amor for his second stint as SIBA chairman, it was announced today.

Halewood: adding four new products to range

Tequila and sambuca to join Halewood

By Robyn Lewis

A tequila and a sambuca are among four brands joining Halewood's drink portfolio. Don Cruzado Tequila is a full-bodied Mexican tequila made from...

Flourish: new Everards brew

Everards ale set to Flourish

By Sonya Hook

Everards is bringing out a beer with fruity and floral hop flavours in time for the spring months. The 3.5% ABV Flourish is made with a blend of...

Third of a pint: encouraging customers to try a range of beers

Try Wadworth beer in thirds

By Sonya Hook

Wadworth is running a promotion to encourage consumers to sample a wider range of its beers. Consumers in the brewer's managed houses can pay the...

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