7 low-alcohol beers for 'mindful' drinkers
While many new craft brewers are seemingly chasing numbers and producing ever-stronger beers, there are a whole range of great lower-strength ales and lagers available for more mindful drinkers.
Archives for July 16, 2018
Craft brewery hosts ‘beers for deers’ day
A Norfolk craft brewery has teamed up with a wildlife rescue organisation for a charity event day.
Police investigate suspected 'gang-related' pub incident
West Midlands Police are investigating several reports of shots being fired outside the Gatehouse pub in Bushbury, Wolverhampton.
App launches to combat confusion over cumulative impact zones
A service to quickly map the alcohol restrictions of more than 200 cumulative impact zones has been launched by the licensing solicitors Poppleston Allen.
How to become a beer sommelier (Part Two)
The Morning Advertiser returned to The Beer & Cider Academy to take its advanced course in beer - the next step on the journey towards becoming a beer sommelier.
What impact will a winter World Cup have on pub trading?
FIFA has announced that the 2022 World Cup in Qatar will take place between 21 November and 18 December – a departure from previous tournaments that have been held during the months of May, June and July.
326 soft drinks makers hit by sugar tax
HMRC has revealed that 326 soft drinks manufacturers have been affected by the ‘sugar tax’ according to research from a national accountancy group.
Former pub champion quits over sex messages to bar staff
Vocal pub campaigner MP Andrew Griffiths has quit his post as small business minister after allegedly propositioning female bar staff in his constituency via social media.