Fifty three years and counting. It’s that time of the year for the launch of CAMRA’s latest edition of The Good Beer Guide (GBG) when we can see if our favourite pubs have made the cut in the new publication. When I first bought the guide back in 1988 it…| Beer Insider
The Slow Food Movement has recognised the significance of Cask Beer, through the work of members of the Mid-Chilterns branch of CAMRA. Founded in Italy in 1986, Slow Food is believed to be the world’s largest food movement, with 1 million activists in 160 countries. The movement began as a grassroots mission to protect culinary […] The post Cask beer is embraced by Slow Food Movement first appeared on Beer Today. The post Cask beer is embraced by Slow Food Movement appeared first on Beer ...| Beer Today
The Hartpury Heritage Trust, in Gloucestershire, has won CAMRA’s Pomona Award for playing a vital role in preserving the UK’s perry heritage. The award recognises people and groups who have made an outstanding contribution to the promotion of real cider or perry, a key campaigning aim for CAMRA. Since 2006, the trust has planted and […] The post Heritage trust wins CAMRA’s Pomona Award first appeared on Beer Today. The post Heritage trust wins CAMRA’s Pomona Award appeared first on ...| Beer Today
The Champion Beer of Scotland is the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA)’s ultimate prize for Scottish cask beers, and the 2021 gold was presented to Fyne Ales for its single-hop blonde ale earlier this month. “It’s fantastic that Jarl has been recognised as Scotland’s best cask ale again, especially in the year that our brewery […]| Craft Beer | Scotsman Food and Drink
Hi Friends, I know I have been very quiet on the blog lately, that is because I have been busy writing a book, well two books to be specific, but let me not get ahead of myself. I have been working on The Devil’s In the Draught Lines: 1000 Years of Women in Britain’s Beer […]| braciatrix