Murphy’s Irish Stout is making a rather welcome return to Wetherspoons, and frankly, this feels like the sort of pub news that deserves a raised […]
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Guinness NitroSurge review: creamy, clever and genuinely impressive
Some beer gadgets arrive with all the hallmarks of a gimmick, and Guinness NitroSurge certainly risks falling into that category at first glance. A small […]
Greene King’s cask to cost crisis with 150-pub to be sold
Britain’s beer landscape could be set for a significant shake-up, as Greene King considers selling off around 150 pubs and shifting dozens more into franchise […]
BrewDog’s £33m Rescue, with 484 Jobs Lost: The Brutal Reset
It is a brutal week for British brewing. Craft beer giant BrewDog has entered administration, hundreds of workers have lost their jobs, and dozens of […]
Sharp’s Brewery to close as Molson Coors Pulls Production
It’s a tough day for Cornish brewing. Sharp’s Brewery in Rock is set to close by the end of the year, with the loss of […]
Can Beer Survive Rising Costs?
Beer has always been more than just a drink. It’s ritual, routine, and reward. It’s the quiet pint after work, the shared round among friends, […]
Carlsberg Beer Brands Fall Below Half of Total Sales
Carlsberg’s traditional “core” beer brands have fallen below half of total sales for the first time, marking a significant shift in the Danish brewer’s business […]
Drinking Less, Drinking Better: Why Fewer Pints Make More Sense
The phrase “drinking less, but drinking better” has been doing the rounds for a while now, usually delivered with a tone that suggests moral improvement […]
From Manchester to the Masses: The Story of Boddingtons
Boddingtons Bitter occupies a curious place in British beer history. For some, it’s a symbol of a golden age of session drinking; for others, a […]
The Last Orders Bell: Could New Drink-Drive Rules Kill the Country Pub?
There’s a familiar glow that spills from the windows of a rural pub on a winter’s evening. It’s not just light, but reassurance — the […]