In the lead-up to Halloween, Greene King is unveiling a selection of spooky seasonal beers, including a new cask ale collaboration with Nethergate Brewery. Blood Hound (4.4%...
Seasonal collaboration from Greene King and Nethergate
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Beer and Cider News Articles
New legislation on tips, and minimum pricing in Scotland
It's 1st October and the day when two new pieces of legislation come into effect, relating to tips for hospitality staff and minimum pricing in Scotland. The Employment...
What’s new at the Great American Beer Festival this year?
Lotte Peplow, the Brewers Association’s American craft beer ambassador for Europe, looks at how beer festivals change and adapt in order to stay relevant. Is beer festival...
That Beer Place is National Cider Pub of the Year
That Beer Place in Chester, Cheshire, has been crowned National Cider and Perry Pub of the Year by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA). Owners Lisa and Dale Lord (pictured)...
Book chronicles 175-year history of Hook Norton Brewery
Playing Hooky, a new book chronicling the 175-year history on Hook Norton Brewery, by Adrian Tierney-Jones, is being launched this month. The book, with a cover illustration...
A vertical tasting of Fuller’s Vintage Ale, by a duo who know it well
The Admiralty, Fuller’s flagship pub on Trafalgar Square, London, will host two brewing giants this Friday for a vertical tasting of Fuller's Vintage Ale. Former Fuller’s...
St Austell bases first low-alcohol beer on Proper Job IPA
After two years in the making, St Austell is launching its first ever low-alcohol beer, a 0.5% ABV version of its popular Proper Job IPA, on 10th October. The family-owned...
Wiper and True named Brewery of the Year
Bristol-based Wiper and True have been named Brewery of the Year at the Brewers Choice Awards, also winning the Sustainability Champions title. The awards are given by...
Farm and maltings visits inspire new brown ale
A visit to barley fields supplying grain to Simpsons Malt has inspired a new 5.4% ABV brown ale from Siren Craft Brew. As well as seeing the barley grow, Siren — and other...