VIDEO: Interview with Champion Beer of Britain winner Timothy Taylor’s
Timothy Taylor’s Boltmaker was crowned the Champion Beer of Britain at the Great British Beer Festival yesterday.
Archives for August 12, 2014
Black Oyster Stout joins Whitstable Bay range
Shepherd Neame has added Black Oyster Stout to its Whitstable Bay Collection.
MPs say new pub closure figures show planning loopholes must be closed
MPs across the political divide have called for the Government to close a loophole that allows pubs to demolished or converted without planning permission.
Drinkaware develops app to tell drinkers when they’ve had enough
Drinkaware has launched a mobile app for drinkers to track their alcohol consumption – including a function identifying pubs as ‘weak spots’.
Redcomb merges with Broken Foot Inns
Redcomb Pubs and Broken Foot Inns have completed their merger, creating a 12-strong group forecast to generate annual sales in excess of £12m.
Have flutes lost their fizz?
Sparkling wines have always been popular with the British, and Prosecco has recently risen to the top of the class. Until now, the drink has typically been served in a Champagne flute, but with the rise of the tipple may come the crashing of the glass as...
Controversial ‘free bar’ Innsatiable granted premises licence
Innsatiable, the controversial Surrey “furniture shop” that gave away beer, has been granted a premises licence.
Kerridge plans to rethink pub formula with new site
Michelin-starred chef Tom Kerridge plans to dramatically rethink the pub formula when he opens the follow up to his hugely successful The Hand & Flowers, The Coach in Marlow, this November.