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  1. News: Burton 'beast' is brewing in Bakewell

    Marston's, part of Carlsberg Marston's Brewing Company, has donated a Burton Union set to Thornbridge Brewery in Derbyshire.

  2. News: Historic Anchor ready to steam again

    Anchor Brewery in San Francisco, famous for its Steam Beer, has been bought by the billionaire chief executive of Chobani yogurt, who plans to reopen the plant by the end of 2024.

  3. Comment: Beer: please don't frighten the ponies

    Last month Bateman's Brewery in Lincolnshire celebrated its 150th anniversary with a special lunch attended by several hundred fellow brewers, retailers and beer writers.

  4. Feature: Beer balance: the importance of malt

    India Pale Ale has moved on from its Victorian origins.

  5. Comment: Adnams: an arrow in the heart

    Adnams, the revered Suffolk brewer, has reported its needs financial support as a result of falling sales caused by Covid, lockdown and the cask ale sector in decline.

  6. News: Greene King's vision for ale sector

    Brewer and retailer Greene King is launching an innovative programme to boost interest in and sales of ale.

  7. News: Batemans celebrates 150th with new ale

    Batemans Brewery in Wainfleet, Lincolnshire, is celebrating 150 years of brewing in 2024 and has rebranded with a new logo and pump clips.

  8. Comment: Rich City group snaps up indie brewers

    A cash-rich City of London investment group has bought two big regional brewers and closed two London micros.

  9. News: Greene King launches new cask ales

    Greene King is launching two seasonal cask ales for the spring period, Spring Break and Hopping Special are two full-bodied beers with big hop flavours.

  10. News: Hooky kicks off a new range of cask ales

    Hook Norton, with its classic tower brewery in Oxfordshire, celebrates 175 years of brewing this year with an exciting range of cask ales that includes old favourites and some new beers.

  11. News: Rooster's launches Saison aged 15 months

    Rooster's Brewery in Harrogate celebrated 30 years of brewing in 2023 and has exciting plans for 2024, starting with a "kettle sour" Saison Wild Wild Life that has been aged in Pinot Noir barrels for 15 months.

  12. News: Carlsberg to axe historic Burton Unions

    Carlsberg Marston's Brewing Company -- 6o% controlled by Carlsberg -- is to close the Burton Union system of fermentation.

  13. Guest Column: Pale ale and the long voyage to India

    Des de Moor on the long history of beer brewed for the India trade in the 19th century and the difference between those historic brews and modern IPAs.

  14. News: Greene King launches new cask ales

    National brewer and retailer Greene King has stressed its commitment to cask ale with a calendar of new beers for 2024, including a warning winter ale and a beer for the rugby season.

  15. News: Batemans beer bonanza marks 150 years

    Batemans family-owned brewery in Wainfleet, Lincs, chalks up 150 years of brewing "Good Honest Ales" with a series of celebrations throughout 2024, with a range of new beers.

  16. News: Top chef helps brew a Cumbrian stout

    Simon Rogan, the chef and restaurateur, has joined forces with Fell Brewery in Cumbria to fashion a stout made with the addition of woodruff leaves.

  17. Feature: Santa has a sackful of fine Xmas beers

    The festive season is upon us and brewers have produced a fine array of rich and warming brews that will go well with Christmas meals or enjoyed by themselves in front of a roaring fire

  18. Feature: Historic Burton ales restored by grandson

    Jamie Allsopp, seven times grandson of Samuel Allsopp, has restored the name and the beers of the historic brewer who was the first to make IPA in Burton-on-Trent.

  19. News: Acorn plans big growth for cask ale

    Barnsley's Acorn Brewery is under new ownership with manager Liz Casserly taking over at the helm.

  20. Feature: Classic stock ale makes record return

    Gale's Prize Old Ale, a stock ale that's a blend of aged and fresh beer, was revived in 2022 and sold out within 48 hours.

  21. Review: Superb guide to Manchester beer & pubs

    Matthew Curtis has written and photographed a fine new guide to the bars, pubs and breweries of Manchester and has linked them to the city's long history of brewing.

  22. Feature: Wild beers come to life down on the farm

    The Crossover Blendery on a farm in Hertfordshire is producing a range of beers inspired by the "wild beers" of Belgium, known as lambic and gueuze.

  23. Comment: In depth history of Britain's beer culture

    Des de Moor's new book is a well-researched history of brewing in Britain, the development of cask-conditioned ale and its struggle to revive after Covid.

  24. News: Prize-winning brewery finds new home

    Farr Brew based at Colemans Green in Hertfordshire, was given notice to quit its farm buildings earlier this month but founder Nick Farr reports he has found a new site, also on a farm just outside Redbourn.

  25. News: Festbier celebrates British malt and hops

    Utopian Brewing, the craft lager brewery in Devon, has launched its annual Festbier to coincide with the annual Munich Oktoberfest.

  26. News: Big beer week seeks to boost cask ale

    Cask Ale Week -- 21 September to 1 October -- will seek to boost the fortunes of Britain's unique beer style as it attempts to recover from Covid and lockdowns.

  27. Comment: How long should a lager beer be aged?

    Scottish brewer Innis & Gunn has launched 12 Moons, a lager that's aged and matured for 12 months.

  28. Feature: Hammerton's historic stout London link

    Hammerton's Brewery in North London has restored a link the original Hammerton's in Southwark, south London.

  29. Comment: Crooked House: we need a Pubs Minister

    The demolition of the Crooked House in the Black Country has spotlighted the way in which more and more pubs are being destroyed by speculators.

  30. News: Tim Taylor & Thornbridge join forces

    Famous Yorkshire brewer Timothy Taylor has joined forces with leading craft brewer Thornbridge in Derbyshire to produce a collaboratilon brew, Artesian, 4.2%, a pale ale with the addition of elderflower and gooseberry

  31. News: Global giant set to axe White Shield IPA

    Molson Coors, a global brewer that took over the old Bass breweries in Burton-on-Trent, says it plans to "rest" production of Worthington's White Shield, a world-famous Burton IPA first brewed in the 19th century.

  32. News: Elland Brewery wins top beer award

    Elland Brewery in Yorkshire has won the coveted Champion Beer of Britain award for 1872 Porter at CAMRA's Great British Beer Festival at London Olympia.

  33. News: Black Sheep to axe three pubs

    Black Sheep Brewery in Yorkshire has been saved from administration and will continue to brew but chief executive Charlene Lyons says it will close three pubs as a result of "difficult trading"

  34. News: Anchor's away: an American icon closes

    The Anchor Brewery in San Francisco, famous for its Steam Beer, is being closed by its owner, Sapporo of Japan.

  35. News: Greene King pins its hopes on cask

    Greene King has joined forces with fellow Suffolk brewer Nethergate to launch two new cask beers that will be available in 4.5 gallon pins that will help pubs with a slow turnover and avoid wastage

  36. News: Thornbridge goes big on bottles

    Thornbridge Brewery in Derbyshire is boosting the premium bottled beer sector with the launch of seven beers in bottle-conditioned form.

  37. Guest Column: Battle royal over iconic Art Deco pub

    For six years, Friends of the Iron Duke have campaigned to save the closed Art Deco listed building and to reopen it as a pub.

  38. News: Ringwood: another one bites the dust

    The Carlsberg Marston's Brewing Company has put the Ringwood Brewery and its brands up for sale.

  39. Review: Desi pubs: good for beer, food & society

    David Jesudason has written a remarkable guide to desi pubs that offer not only good beer and exceptional food but are also at the vanguard of combatting racism in society.

  40. News: Launch of Belgian & Brit collab beers

    Four brewers from the Norfolk area went to Leuven in Belgium earlier this year to meet with counterparts there and plan beers using both British and Belgian ingredients and styles.

  41. News: New home for historic hops collection

    The National Hop Collection is moving to a new and bigger site in Kent where as many as 350 varieties will be grown and collated.

  42. News: Budvar & Thornbridge brew collab lager

    Czech brewer Budweiser Budvar has joined forces with leading independent brewer Thornbridge in Bakewell, Derbyshire, to produce a collaboration lager, Czech Mates, 4.8%.

  43. Comment: Global brewers bamboozle lager drinkers

    Most of the top-selling lagers in Britain have reassuringly Continental names but most of them are brewed not in Europe, let along Australia, but in giant beer factories in this country.

  44. Comment: No fuss: the joy of drinking draught beer

    After the dread days of Covid and lockdown, it's good to be able to visit pubs and enjoy draught beer, especially traditional ale, made from malted grain and hops -- no funny bits, including beetroot

  45. News: Burton beer museum finds a new home

    The National Brewery Heritage Trust has appointed Laura Waters as Collections Officer to preserve and protect the archives and artefacts from the National Brewery Centre in Burton-on-Trent.

  46. News: Tim Taylor brews up a storm in a can

    Timothy Taylor, legendary brewer of Landlord pale ale in Bronte country, has launched its first beer in a can.

  47. News: Greene King launches beer for spring

    Greene King has launched Spring Break, a hoppy golden ale, as part of its cask beer seasonal programme.

  48. Feature: Bill Tidy: laughing all the way to the pub

    Bill Tidy, the legendary cartoonist, broadcaster and raconteur, has died aged 89.

  49. News: Thames brewery on a rock and a roll

    Andy Hayward gave up a career in insurance to run a brewery in Staines-on-Thames.

  50. Comment: Bree Louise: did this pub have to die?

    The Bree Louise was an award-winning pub close to Euston station in North London.