Black Sheep rescues York Brewery from receivership
It's an early Christmas gift from Black Sheep, with the Masham, Yorkshire brewer announcing Friday that it had acquired York Brewery, its brands and its four retail outlets. READ MORE
Signature Brew’s crowdfunding a smash hit
Signature Brew has unveiled plans for a new 20-barrel brewery in east London after exceeding its £400,000 crowdfunding target by more than 50%. READ MORE
Community ownership beckons for Devon brewery
A brewery in Totnes, Devon is poised to convert to community ownership in the new year. READ MORE
Sussex’s Bedlam Brewery names industry vet CEO
Bob Emms, boasting more than 30 years’ experience in the brewing industry, has a new challenge. READ MORE
Batemans “damaged” by Yellow Belly TM dispute, social media vitriol
A trademark dispute that descended into abuse on social media has left Lincolnshire family brewer Batemans “damaged” according to managing director Stuart Bateman. READ MORE
BBPA’s Simmonds: no deal Brexit to be avoided “at all costs”
The chief executive of the British Beer and Pub Association this week warned that a no deal Brexit “should be avoided at all costs.” READ MORE
Dick’s goes PC: renamed Three Sister’s Brewing
Dick’s Brewery has rebranded after some pubs refused to stock its beer fearing plays on the name might upset bar staff. READ MORE
71 Brewing installs can line, starts brewing cask ale
Dundee’s only commercial brewery, 71 Brewing, will start canning a new series of beers on its own line from the end of this month – and has also announced it will start selling beer in cask for the first time since the business was launched in 2015. READ MORE
INTERVIEW: MD Paul Jones on Cloudwater’s return to cask
This autumn trend-setting Manchester brewer Cloudwater announced that it was to start brewing cask beer again, with it having pulled out of the market less than two years ago then citing the low prices it commands along with poor dispense quality. READ MORE
“Too much risk”: Lithic Brewing set to close
Tumbling prices and the fear of losing duty relief have forced the closure of Brecon Beacons microbrewer Lithic Brewing after less than two years in operation. READ MORE
Anspach & Hobday growth plans bolstered by crowdfunding success
Anspach & Hobday, one of the first brewers to set up shop on the increasingly famous Bermondsey Mile strip of railway arches, is to open a new brewery while pinning its long-term success on developing the retail side of the business and increasing export trade. READ MORE
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Farm Yard Ales embraces canning, doubles production
Farm Yard Ales, launched on his family’s farm little more than a year ago by Steve Holmes, is poised to nearly double production capacity to 200 hectolitres a week after installing its own canning line. READ MORE
It's an early Christmas gift from Black Sheep, with the Masham, Yorkshire brewer announcing Friday that it had acquired York Brewery, its brands and its four retail outlets. 
Signature Brew has unveiled plans for a new 20-barrel brewery in east London after exceeding its £400,000 crowdfunding target by more than 50%. 
A brewery in Totnes, Devon is poised to convert to community ownership in the new year. 
Bob Emms, boasting more than 30 years’ experience in the brewing industry, has a new challenge. 
A trademark dispute that descended into abuse on social media has left Lincolnshire family brewer Batemans “damaged” according to managing director Stuart Bateman. 
The chief executive of the British Beer and Pub Association this week warned that a no deal Brexit “should be avoided at all costs.” 
Dick’s Brewery has rebranded after some pubs refused to stock its beer fearing plays on the name might upset bar staff. 
Dundee’s only commercial brewery, 71 Brewing, will start canning a new series of beers on its own line from the end of this month – and has also announced it will start selling beer in cask for the first time since the business was launched in 2015. 
This autumn trend-setting Manchester brewer Cloudwater announced that it was to start brewing cask beer again, with it having pulled out of the market less than two years ago then citing the low prices it commands along with poor dispense quality. 
Tumbling prices and the fear of losing duty relief have forced the closure of Brecon Beacons microbrewer Lithic Brewing after less than two years in operation. 
Anspach & Hobday, one of the first brewers to set up shop on the increasingly famous Bermondsey Mile strip of railway arches, is to open a new brewery while pinning its long-term success on developing the retail side of the business and increasing export trade. 
Farm Yard Ales, launched on his family’s farm little more than a year ago by Steve Holmes, is poised to nearly double production capacity to 200 hectolitres a week after installing its own canning line. 
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