On the heels of a long, hot summer Hogs Back Brewery is preparing for its hop harvest with expectations of quality over quantity. READ MORE
St Peter’s expansion fuelled by no-alcohol success
St Peter’s Brewery is increasing production of its range of alcohol-free beers following the installation of a new bottling line at the Suffolk plant. READ MORE
Beers for all seasons come up big at GBBF
What was medal worthy in winter has come good again in summer. This year’s Champion Beer of Britain and Silver medallist winners also scooped up the top two places in CAMRA’s Winter Festival. READ MORE
ABI, union clash over health and safety rep dismissal
Workers at AB InBev’s Salmesbury brewery are planning to stage an overtime ban from 13th August in a bid to reinstate a trade union health and safety representative dismissed by the global brewing giant. READ MORE
Ross O’Hara youngest Master Brewer
Greene King New Product Development brewer Ross O’Hara has become the world’s youngest Master Brewer. READ MORE
Brixton Brewery moves into canned beers
Canned beers from Brixton Brewery are set to hit the market for the first time following the south London brewer’s expansion. READ MORE
Samuel Smith, chairman fined £26,750 plus costs in Pensions Regulator case
Samuel Smith Brewery has been fined £18,750 and its chairman, Humphrey Smith, fined £8,000 for failing to hand over financial information to The Pensions Regulator, plus £1,240 costs. READ MORE
Shrewsbury’s Battlefield Brewery up for sale
Launched only three years ago, Shrewsbury’s Battlefield Brewery, complete with a 25-hectolitre ‘state of the art’ brewhouse and 7,500 square feet tap room, is on the market. READ MORE
NEW ENTRANT: Utopian Brewing, Devon
A new all-lager brewery fuelled by cattle waste is set to spring up on a Devon farm by the end of this year. READ MORE
Portobello Brewing enters brewpub arena
West London firm Portobello Brewing Co has opened a brewpub with multiple operator Remarkable Pubs. READ MORE
Brown new head of British Guild of Beer Writers
The British Guild of Beer Writers has named acclaimed beer writer Pete Brown as its Chair, replacing Tim Hampson who steps down after 12 years in the role. READ MORE
Beavertown sells minority stake to Heineken
Speculation about a possible investment by Heineken in London craft brewer Beavertown is now fact: Beavertown founder Logan Plant today announced that the Dutch brewer has taken a £40 million minority stake in his brewing business. READ MORE
On the heels of a long, hot summer Hogs Back Brewery is preparing for its hop harvest with expectations of quality over quantity. 
St Peter’s Brewery is increasing production of its range of alcohol-free beers following the installation of a new bottling line at the Suffolk plant. 
What was medal worthy in winter has come good again in summer. This year’s Champion Beer of Britain and Silver medallist winners also scooped up the top two places in CAMRA’s Winter Festival. 
Workers at AB InBev’s Salmesbury brewery are planning to stage an overtime ban from 13th August in a bid to reinstate a trade union health and safety representative dismissed by the global brewing giant. 
Greene King New Product Development brewer Ross O’Hara has become the world’s youngest Master Brewer. 
Canned beers from Brixton Brewery are set to hit the market for the first time following the south London brewer’s expansion. 
Samuel Smith Brewery has been fined £18,750 and its chairman, Humphrey Smith, fined £8,000 for failing to hand over financial information to The Pensions Regulator, plus £1,240 costs. 
Launched only three years ago, Shrewsbury’s Battlefield Brewery, complete with a 25-hectolitre ‘state of the art’ brewhouse and 7,500 square feet tap room, is on the market. 
A new all-lager brewery fuelled by cattle waste is set to spring up on a Devon farm by the end of this year. 
West London firm Portobello Brewing Co has opened a brewpub with multiple operator Remarkable Pubs. 
The British Guild of Beer Writers has named acclaimed beer writer Pete Brown as its Chair, replacing Tim Hampson who steps down after 12 years in the role. 
Speculation about a possible investment by Heineken in London craft brewer Beavertown is now fact: Beavertown founder Logan Plant today announced that the Dutch brewer has taken a £40 million minority stake in his brewing business. 
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