Over the last two decades, the UK has seen a remarkable resurgence of small, community-centric pubs known as micropubs. These modest venues — often occupying former shop premises, converted warehouses, or even railway arches — have grown from a niche concept into a thriving part of British pub culture. They offer an alternative to both corporate pub chains and the struggling traditional pub model, proving that sometimes, smaller really is better.
Attic Brew Co, a fast-growing Birmingham craft brewery, has received a grant under the West Midlands Combined Authority’s energy efficiency scheme to reduce its carbon emissions by 65 tonnes annually and save £30,000 in energy costs.
This article explores how the craft beer movement, originally celebrated for its independence and creativity, has been co-opted by multinational corporations. Once a subversive alternative to mass-produced beers, many beloved craft breweries have been sold to global giants like Heineken and AB InBev, often misleading drinkers who still believe they are supporting small, independent producers.
The total number of breweries has continued to decline despite strong sales being reported by the sector, new data has found.
Almost half of hospitality chiefs said they are confident about the sector during the upcoming 12 months despite a multitude of cost pressures, including business rates…
The average cost of a pint of draught lager increased 12.5% in the year to October 2023 as pubs and brewers “struggle to survive”…
Pinter, the acclaimed U.K.-based fresh brewing pioneer, is making its debut in the U.S., introducing its groundbreaking home brewing technology. Recognized by TIME magazine as the “Invention of the Year,” Pinter’s all-in-one brewing machine revolutionizes the beer-making process, seamlessly combining fermentation, conditioning, and tapping. This innovation enables users to craft 12 pints of fresh beer in just 7 days. The Pinters are now available for purchase, starting at $199, on Pinter.com, UncommonGoods.com, and select Ace Hardware stores across the nation…
Camden Town Brewery has launched a new limited-edition collaborative beer in partnership with HP Sauce, Camden HP Brown Ale…
England is considering raising the upper limit for an ‘alcohol-free’ drink from 0.05% ABV to 0.5% ABV. How could this change the burgeoning alcohol-free market in the UK?