Craft beer is proving more popular than mainstream beer, according to new survey
More and more of us are drinking craft beer, according to a new survey.
"Downton Abbey" gin launched
Highclere Castle, which was used in the Downton Abbey TV show and soon to be film, now has its own gin.
Women's World Cup could provide a big boost for pubs
An extra three million pints could be consumed during the Women's World Cup should the Lionesses reach the final.
Spitfire gets a spit and polish
Brewer Shepherd Neame has unveiled a "dynamic" new look for the brand.
CAMRA to allow keg beer at GBBF for the first time
The organisation will allow "live craft keg" beers at the Great British Beer Festival this summer for the first time in the event's 42-year history.
BrewDog turning its venues into "honesty bars" next month
The brewer will allow customers to decide how much they want to pay for beer and food between 3 and 9 June.
Beer Day Britain set to be a boost for pubs across the country
Pubs are being urged to celebrate the country's favourite drink as Beer Day Britain makes its return.
Get the right formation for your drinks range ahead of the FA Cup Weekend
It's important that pub and bar managers consider the line-up of brands on the bar, just like football managers select their players for the pitch, says Heineken UK.
UK cocktail market in double digit growth (nearly)
The value of the cocktail market has grown by 9.5 per cent in just a year, with nine million people now drinking cocktails on a night out.
Hayman's Gin unveils new glasses to create the perfect drink
Forget the trend for oversized Copa glasses. Hayman's Gin has unveiled new glassware they say provides the perfect ratio of gin and tonic - one part gin to two parts tonic.
Tea drinkers feel disappointed by the standard of tea in pubs, cafes and restaurants
40 per cent of tea drinkers said the last cup of tea they drank while out and about was worse than the tea they make at home - and 13 per cent said it was much worse.
Kopparberg launches a pink gin
The Swedish cider maker has infused its first gin with the same strawberry and lime flavours as its cider.
New report shows Generation Z wants more than booze
A new report from Nescafé Azera shows that 78 per cent of Gen Zers think pubs, bars and restaurants need to become more inviting to customers who don't drink alcohol. According to the research, a third want seasonal and interesting non-alcoholic drinks and one in five are looking for iced or speciality coffee.
New Coca-Cola designed especially to be mixed with spirits
It is the first time in history that the company has collaborated on a new liquid for Coca-Cola.
Cask Marque turns attention to all beer
Cask beer quality champions Cask Marque has launched a new accreditation scheme for the wider beer category.
Women would switch to beer if it wasn't associated with pints, bloating and sexist imagery, survey says
Should beer be a bit more like gin?
Carling’s new glass aims to cut down on queues at the bar
The new glasses have been designed to interlock together so that drinkers can carry four at a time.
Licensees urged to raise awareness of the importance of licensing
Licensees are being encouraged to showcase what they do ahead of the 4th National Licensing Week (NLW), from June 17 to 21.
Fever-Tree aims to end malaria
It's World Malaria Day today and the mixer brand is donating £5 to the Malaria No More charity for every glass raised on social media.
