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Fuller's mines for Belgian monks' gold

Fuller's mines for Belgian monks' gold

West London brewer Fuller's has signed an exclusive deal with the top Belgian Trappist monastic brewer to launch Chimay Gold on draught in the UK.

Added: Tuesday, May 14th 2013

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Top rock group Enter their own beer

Top rock group Enter their own beer

Enter Shikari, the Alternative Rock band with musicians drawn from St Albans, are keen beer drinkers. They have teamed up with Signature Brew based in London to launch their own beer Sssnakepit. The beer will be available at the group's concerts. Oliver Wolffe reports

Added: Monday, May 13th 2013

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News Roundup: Wye Valley; Butcombe and Chimay; Brain's IPA; Newcastle fans' beer; US home-brewers cheer; new Adnams' ale

News Roundup: Wye Valley; Butcombe and Chimay; Brain's IPA; Newcastle fans' beer; US home-brewers cheer; new Adnams' ale

Wye Valley launches bottle-conditioned beer using UK-grown Cascade hops; a new beer from the Belgian Chimay Trappist brewery, Gold, will be launched by Butcombe Brewery at Bristol's food and drink festival; Brain's Cardiff brewery launches collaborative IPA with beer reviewer Simon Martin; Newcastle United supporters' special brew to aid cancer charity; US home-brewing now legal in all 50 states

Added: Friday, May 10th 2013

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Tenant facing eviction in David Cameron's constituency proves 'need for pubco reform'

Tenant facing eviction in David Cameron's constituency proves 'need for pubco reform'

Simon Moore, landlord of the Chequers in Witney, Oxfordshire -- the prime minister's constituency -- faces losing his job and his home as a result of the crippling rents imposed by his landlord, Enterprise Inns. According to Greg Mulholland MP and the GMB trade union, the case proves the need for reform of the giant pubcos

Added: Tuesday, May 7th 2013

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Major union backs big pubs campaign

Major union backs big pubs campaign

Unite, Britain's biggest trade union, has joined the campaign to stop pubs closing and communities withering

Added: Tuesday, May 7th 2013

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Pub that came back from the dead used to launch campaign against giant pubcos

Pub that came back from the dead used to launch campaign against giant pubcos

The Jolly Angler in Reading was closed and boarded up by enterprise Inns. Now it's a flourishing pub free of the pubco tie. It was used as the launch pad for a major campaign that seeks a fair deal for tenants struggling with high prices and rents at the hands of the giant pubcos

Added: Friday, May 3rd 2013

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Why Henley is tasting Special again

Why Henley is tasting Special again

Brakspear Special, one of the corner-stones of the historic Brakspear Brewery in Henley-on-Thames, is making a welcome return as the pub company that bears the former brewery's name opens a micro-brewing plant in the riverside town. Photo show Brakspear's chief executive Tom Davies (left) with brewer Malcolm Mayo

Added: Thursday, May 2nd 2013

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Big beer events in May

Big beer events in May

Starting this weekend, May will see a number of key beer talks and tastings, several featuring Roger Protz, including the Lord Clifden in Birmingham (pictured), Elgood's Brewery in Wisbech, and Meantime in Greenwich.. Meantime Brewery is joining forces with Young's pubs in London and Surrey for a series of beer-and-food events in May

Added: Tuesday, April 30th 2013

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Mulholland feted as campaigner of the year

Mulholland feted as campaigner of the year

For the second year running, MP Greg Mulholland, who chairs the Parliamentary Save the Pubs Group, has been named Parliamentary Campaigner of the Year by the Campaign for Real Ale as a result of his role in combating pub closures. He is pictured, centre, with CAMRA chief executive Mike Benner (left) and national chairman Colin Valentine

Added: Monday, April 29th 2013

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McEwan's sees Red in Scotland

McEwan's sees Red in Scotland

McEwan's beer, for long sidelined in Scotland, is making a comeback under new owners Wells & Young's. But the new 'smoothflow' McEwan's Red is a long way removed from the legendary 80 Shilling sold at the equally legendary Athletic Arms -- the Diggers -- in Edinburgh. There's 80 Bob on the bar but it's a house beer brewed by Stewart's of Loanhead

Added: Friday, April 26th 2013

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