Earlier this week the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) published a report called Beer in the UK which highlights, among other ...

Helles is about drinkability. It’s soft but not mushy. And it’s built around malt, which can be harder to grasp than hops. Our usual descriptor – to the point that we’re bored of writing it – is ...

America appears to be suffering from a fun shortage. For the industries supplying recreational amenities, this deficit is a ...

When BrewDog got taken over and closed its central Bristol bar something interesting happened: a firm called Saviour Bars ...

If you were designing a counter for the service of beer would you put a row of posts between the person serving and the ...

Every Saturday we round up the best writing about beer from the past week. This time, we’ve got deaths, rebirths and football ...

Our most local brewery, lager specialists Lost & Grounded, has redesigned its packaging after a decade with the same look, ...

We’ve decided to spend a week blogging like it’s 2008 again: more posts, shorter posts, and more bouncing off other bloggers.

We revived The Session for a one-off event to celebrate the work of the late Martyn Cornell, asking people to write something ...

Every Saturday we round up the best writing about beer from the past week. This time, we’ve got fruit lager, TV ads and AK.

Porter is a dark beer, right? Pretty much black. Well, that was not always the case, as the late Martyn Cornell explains in ...

“America appears to be suffering from a fun shortage. For the industries supplying recreational amenities, this deficit is a business opportunity.” That’s a line from an article by Ben Steverman for ...