Marston’s pulls cask ale from its Scottish pubs
Operator and brewer Marston’s is removing cask ale from all but one of its Scottish managed sites and replacing the lines with keg beers.
Archives for May 30, 2019
Budweiser connection fees scheme hailed
Budweiser Brewing Group’s new line fees, which are claimed to be fairer than those already on the market, has gained significant support from across the industry.
In association with Imbibe
What’s on at Imbibe Live 2019?
Celebrating its 10th year, Imbibe Live is back at the London Olympia with a raft of expert speakers, along with new products and exhibitors, as The Morning Advertiser reveals in this guide to the show.
Hawkes unveils revamped outpost on Beer Mile
Craft cidermaker Hawkes has unveiled a new state-of-the-art cidery and taproom at the heart of craft beer destination, the Bermondsey Beer Mile in south London.
Opinion
What really is behind the 2,000-per-year pub decline?
It goes without saying (doesn’t it?) that a reduction in beer duty would help Britain’s pubs, currently disappearing at a rate approaching 2,000 a year?
How to breathe life into your beer garden
Attracting customers to your premises may require more than simply a sunny day so make sure your outdoor areas are not the usual common or garden variety
Regional report
What makes Manchester a good place to own a pub?
A thriving area, Manchester city centre and its suburbs is booming as the number of premise licences continues to rise
Community and pubs join forces to help family of fire-damaged pub
Local pubs and residents of Horley have teamed up to demonstrate community power after a fire at the historic Ye Olde Six Bells left a family living above the pub homeless.