Carling in Brighton or Barbados holiday giveaway
Molson Coors is giving consumers the opportunity to win a Carling trip to Brighton or Barbados over the early May bank holiday weekend for just £49.
Archives for March 31, 2015
Licensing Act: Offences now carry 'potentially unlimited' fines
Magistrates could hand out unlimited fines for offences under the Licensing Act 2003, following the removal of a cap on maximum penalties.
Pub minimum wage 'offenders' hit back
Pub operators on the Government’s latest National Minimum Wage ‘name and shame’ list express anger and concern. Noli Dinkovski reports
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Brown: The craft of defining artisanal beer
Beer writer Pete Brown learned a lot while on assignment recently, but despite asking experts and discovering those in the industry are unsure, his search for clarity on one subject goes on.
Jeremy Clarkson launches Top Beer concept
Controversial television presenter Jeremy Clarkson has announced he will be moving from cars to bars, following the BBC’s announcement they would not be renewing his contract.
Heineken stands tall with new glassware
Heineken has introduced “taller, prouder” pint and half-pint glasses for its eponymous beer brand.
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Beer Day to celebrate a new golden age of ale
Save the date: 15 June is Beer Day Britain, a chance for drinkers and pubs to celebrate the national tipple. Beer Day Britain is about all beer — real ale, pilsner lager, kegged ale, bottled and canned beer — no matter what the format, packaging or brand.
April Fools' Day! How the industry responded
So what was the industry's answer to the April Fools' Day question? See below for some of the top stories from across the web.
Hairy Bikers to launch new series on the 'pubs that built Britain'
TV duo the Hairy Bikers will launch a new BBC series on the ‘pubs that built Britain’ this summer.