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Simon Buckley (L): too many small Welsh brewers producing low grade beers

Evan Evans slams 'poor' Welsh brewers

By Ewan Turney

Welsh brewer Evan-Evans has hit out at the growing mass of small Welsh brewers producing "poorly-constructed beers" with "tonsil cleansing...

Beer: time for a fair deal

Beer duty freeze could save 7,500 jobs

By Ewan Turney

A freeze on beer duty could save 7,500 jobs over the next 12 months, the British Beer and Pub Association has told the Treasury.

Windsor & Eton Brewery: back in business

Windsor & Eton brings brewing back

By Sonya Hook

Windsor & Eton brewery is bringing brewing back to Windsor — the brewer plans to open its doors after a 79 year closure

Local brewers: showed resilience through recession

Local brewers outperform market

By John Harrington

Local brewers continue to well outperform the overall beer market, achieving average increase in turnover of 17% last year.

Diageo: sitting tight

Diageo: sitting tight

By Hamish Champ

Everyone and his or her dog appreciates the extent of the current global slowdown. With the exception of China, whose economy seems to have closed...

Palmer: 15 years' experience in food-led pubs

Hatching a cunning plan for pub food success

By Sheila McWattie

Head chef of the Hatch Inn Greg Palmer tells Sheila McWattie about the pub's food success. Chef's CV I've worked in good quality, food-led pubs for...

Protz: welcoming back Jennings Brewery

Jennings beers return home

By Roger Protz

Jennings brewery is back in action after the Cockermouth floods, says Roger Protz. When you consider that Jennings Brewery has been out of action...

Findlay: beer tie is red herring

Marston's: beer tie not the problem

By Ewan Turney

The beer tie is not the problem for our tenants, Marston's chief executive Ralph Findlay said today. Speaking to The Times, Findlay admitted that...

Marrydown: emphasis on premium ingredients

Merrydown cider is revamped

By Sonya Hook

Merrydown cider has been revamped to give emphasis to its premium ingredients on a new front label.

Brown Bros: overhauled range

Brown Bros overhauls wine range

By Sonya Hook

Australian wine producer Brown Brothers has overhauled its on-trade range — the two-strong Everton range of wines has been given a new label .

McEwan's: launching new font

McEwan's launches new on-trade font

By Lesley Foottit

McEwan's has launched a new on-trade font for its four ales — Export, 60/-, 70/- and 80/- — as part of a £1m investment in the brand.

Mardle: hosting a pub darts night

Pro darts player hosts pub night

By Lesley Foottitl

Popular professional darts player Wayne Mardle dropped into the Prince of Wales pub in Moseley, Birmingham this week to host a darts night. The pub...

Core Commander: joint collaboration

Bramleys are core of Kent's apple ale

By Robyn Lewis

Bramley apples are the core ingredient of a new apple ale — a joint collaboration between two Kent-based companies. Fourayes Farm and Nelson...

Meantime: microbrewery to open in March

Date set for Meantime brewery opening

By Gemma McKenna

Meantime Brewing Company is set to open its new restaurant, cafe-bar and microbrewery in Greenwich on 23 March after a two-year building project.  ...

Sheringham: attending nationl poker final

Famous faces at Redtooth National Poker final

By Lesley Foottit

Ex-England footballer Teddy Sheringham and BBC's The Real Hustle's Jessica-Jane Clement will be guests at the Redtooth National Poker final in March....

Chimay: updated look

Chimay updates labels on bottles

By Sonya Hook

Trappist ale Chimay has been given an updated, more modern look with updated labels giving the range a "lighter, fresher" look.

Absolut: one of Pernod Ricard's brands

Exchange rates hit Pernod Ricard

By Ewan Turney

French spirits producer Pernod Ricard saw net profit from recurring operations drop 5% as it was hit by unfavourable exchange rates.

Chase: increased demand

Chase Distillery adds new products

By Robyn Lewis

The man behind Tyrrells Crisps has added two new products to his potato vodka and fruit liqueur range and is preparing a big push for the business...

Everadrs: spot the white tiger

Everards launches white tiger competition

By Lesley Foottit

Leicestershire brewer Everards is launching a tiger spotting competition in celebration of the Year of the Tiger and the Chinese New Year....

John Smith's: shortlisted legends

John Smith's announces Legends shortlist

By Sonya Hook

John Smith's has announced their shortlist of ten "Legends" aiming to be inducted into the inaugural John Smith's Grand National Legends.

Budweiser: 27% rise in brand value

European beers fall on brand list

By Gemma McKenna

European beers have suffered as their American, Mexican and Australian rivals have increased their "brand value", according to a survey of the...

Coulson: against 3am turf-out proposal

Gerry's tinkering with licensing laws

By Peter Coulson

Chelsea are riding high at the moment, but many will remember the days of Claudio Ranieri, also known as the Tinkerman, says Peter Coulson.

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