Molson Coors (UK) is investing £1 million at the Sharp’s brewery in Rock to boost the plant’s environmental performance. READ MORE
COMMENT: The 2.8% (sort of) solution
Surprise, surprise: the government’s tinkering with duty for lower strength beers may one day achieve its stated goal of combating alcohol abuse – only with a different group of drinkers than envisioned and some years hence. READ MORE
Brewers warned to steer clear of Olympic beer
Brewers planning to launch themed beers for the Olympics could get into legal trouble unless they get proper advice, a top lawyer has warned. READ MORE
Sussex brewery to use own barley
A new brewery in the heart of the South Downs National Park will use barley grown in the surrounding fields. READ MORE
BBPA: Off-trade shows steepest beer sales decline
Beer sales declined further in the off-trade than they did in the on-trade last year, according to research by the British Beer & Pub Association. READ MORE
Welsh rugby pair to build brewery
Two Welsh rugby stars have bought a drinks company – and plan to build a brewery in Bridgend, Wales. READ MORE
Tesco to push lower-strength beers
Tesco is putting its considerable weight behind the government’s hoped-for surge in consumer interest in lower-strength beers.READ MORE
Fuller’s pulls Mighty Atom from on-trade
Fuller’s has pulled its recently introduced 2.8% abv beer out of the on-trade and is evaluating its future. READ MORE
Carlsberg UK builds bottling hall
Carlsberg UK is to build a new £20 million bottling hall at its Northampton brewery.READ MORE
Carlsberg launches Tetley’s pint glass
Carlsberg is bringing to market a new pint glass for Tetley’s, one which reflects the look of the ale’s Smooth Flow font.READ MORE
Molson Coors (UK) is investing £1 million at the Sharp’s brewery in Rock to boost the plant’s environmental performance. 
Surprise, surprise: the government’s tinkering with duty for lower strength beers may one day achieve its stated goal of combating alcohol abuse – only with a different group of drinkers than envisioned and some years hence. 
Brewers planning to launch themed beers for the Olympics could get into legal trouble unless they get proper advice, a top lawyer has warned. 
A new brewery in the heart of the South Downs National Park will use barley grown in the surrounding fields. 
Beer sales declined further in the off-trade than they did in the on-trade last year, according to research by the British Beer & Pub Association. 
Two Welsh rugby stars have bought a drinks company – and plan to build a brewery in Bridgend, Wales. .jpg)
Tesco is putting its considerable weight behind the government’s hoped-for surge in consumer interest in lower-strength beers.
Fuller’s has pulled its recently introduced 2.8% abv beer out of the on-trade and is evaluating its future. 
Carlsberg UK is to build a new £20 million bottling hall at its Northampton brewery. 
Carlsberg is bringing to market a new pint glass for Tetley’s, one which reflects the look of the ale’s Smooth Flow font. 
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