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Future of brewing under the spotlight
A conference hosted by the Soil Association and Laverstoke Farm on 3 July in Hampshire will discuss all aspects of organic beer production, including the use of malt and hops
Added: Saturday, June 23rd 2012
Fuller's gets bitter with U.S. style beer
Fuller's has moved away from its traditional use of English hops and has imported four American varieties for a new cask ale, Wild River. In Kent. Westerham Brewery launches a new cask beer with nine hops. Further north, Moorhouse's introduces a new golden ale while in Burton Marston's has caught a cough with an old brewery artefact
Added: Saturday, June 16th 2012
Belgium comes to Cornwall with Sharp's new range of connoisseurs bottled beers
Head brewer Stuart Howe has brought his love of Belgian beer to his brewery at Rock where he has launched the first in a new range of full-tasting, complex, bottle-conditioned ales
Added: Thursday, June 14th 2012
Brunel beers steam ahead
Inspired by the Victorian railway pioneer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Box Steam Brewery in Wiltshire has launched three of its cask beers in bottled form for the pleasure of both ale lovers and steam buffs
Added: Monday, June 11th 2012
New livery for historic Burton IPA
William Worthington's White Shield, now safely back in its original Burton home, has been given an elegant new bottle design to further boost its sales revival
Added: Thursday, June 7th 2012
Norwich celebrates the great beer revival
City of Ale is back in Norfolk's capital with 60 pubs and 39 breweries offering a wide range of beers in the 10-day event. It's a remarkable turnaround for a city that lost all its breweries in the 1960s and 70s
Added: Wednesday, May 30th 2012
American summer seasonals hit British bars
Three beers from Fordham and Old Dominion will be launched in British bars and will add to the pleasure of drinkers looking for new aromas and flavours
Added: Tuesday, May 29th 2012
Yorkshire monks restore the abbey habit
Ampleforth Abbey in Yorkshire is to launch a beer that helps bring back the brewing tradition lost at the time of the dissolution of the monasteries under Henry VIII. Benedictines brewed in exile in France
Added: Sunday, May 27th 2012
Taylor's Landlord notches up 60 years
A beer that has won more Champion Beer of Britain awards than any other was first brewed in 1952 and is now one of Britain's key national premium ales
Added: Sunday, May 20th 2012
Dave Wickett, the man who brought back beer and pride to Sheffield's 'Steel City'
Dave Wickett, owner of the Fat Cat pub and Kelham Island brewery in Sheffield, has died after a long battle with cancer. He was a major figure of the 'real ale revolution' and inspired a legion of new micro-brewers to follow his path
Added: Thursday, May 17th 2012
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