Shepherd Neame is hoping drinkers will say ‘Kia Ora’ to its latest limited edition beer — a New Zealand-inspired pale ale. Apprentice brewer Tom Smith (left) with Shepherd...
Travels inspire apprentice’s New Zealand Pale Ale
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Butcombe boosts funds for charities and community groups
Butcombe Group has announced its most successful Community Week to date, raising a total of £40,540 — a £20,000 increase on the previous year. For a week in...
BBPA launches academy graduate scheme
A unique sector-wide graduate scheme, created in collaboration with some of the UK’s leading pub companies and breweries, has been launched by the British Beer and Pub...
The Indian Brewery prepares for take-off
The Indian Brewery Co is partnering with travel hub hospitality operator TRGC to expand into Birmingham Airport. The venue will have Indian Brewery fan favourites, such as...
Releases round-up: Holy Goat, DEYA, Black Iris, and more…
Beer Today’s rundown of new brews, brewing projects, and collaborations, in a slightly longer form than the home page news in brief Holy Goat have released their final trio...
The Star opened its doors again, and a village celebrated
As it turned out, there was only a small queue, but as the re-opening day drew on, The Star regained the buzz for which it is known up and down the country. The Star in...
Limited stock of Hook Norton’s barrel-aged stout
Hook Norton has launched a limited edition barrel-aged Double Stout, which comes in at 8% ABV. The bold and indulgent creation has been brewed to an authentic 19th-century...
Special edition beers for Arc of Attrition
Firebrand Brewing Co has announced an official partnership with the Arc of Attrition running event, taking place in Cornwall next month. Everyone who finishes the incredibly...
Exeter Festival of Beer and Cider returns
Exeter Festival of Beer and Cider will be returning to the city's Corn Exchange from 15th to 17th January, the Exeter and East Devon branch of CAMRA has confirmed. The...