Why aren't pubs doing enough around low and no alcohol drinks?
It's no surprise that the "alcohol alternative" or "zero proof" sector is currently the most dynamic in the drinks trade: Half of people now moderate their alcohol intake; as few as one in 50 young adults describe themselves as a frequent drinker, and more than a million extra people have chosen to abstain from alcohol entirely in the last four years (all figures Ipsos).
Are you Freddie for a pint of Beerhemian Rhapsody?
A brewery is marking the release of the new Queen film, Bohemian Rhapsody, with a re-release of its own.
Britain gets its first Pommelier (cider sommelier)
Drinks writer and educator Jane Peyton has become the UK's first accredited cider sommelier.
Brits get into Christmas drinking at 11.54am Christmas Day
With Halloween now over it's time to talk about Christmas, right?
Halloween in numbers
Heineken's Green Paper report this year revealed these fascinating facts about Halloween in pubs and bars.
Latest David Beckham campaign for Haig Club revealed
Building on the Make Your Own Rules campaign launched last year the new ads challenge common myths about Scotch whisky.
SIBA encourages Chancellor to consider beer in Budget
The Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) has urged the Chancellor today to consider people who brew, serve and enjoy the beer when he delivers his Budget this afternoon.
Essex to get its first alcohol-free 'abstinence' bar
An alcohol-free bar opening in Chelmsford, Essex, will be the first of its kind in the county, its owner claims.
Brockmans launches 'Black Book' of cocktails
A new cocktail book has been launched by the gin brand in a limited print run.
Opinion: trade must lead drink allergen conversation
Mike Edmunds, managing director of software supplier Trade Interchange, discusses the importance of effectively managing allergen information within drink supply chains.
Tetley's launches first bottled beers in four years
Leeds-based brewery Joshua Tetley & Son is launching its first range of bottled ales in four years.
Boozy late summer sees pub sector growth
Pubs have continued to see unexpected growth in sales following sunny weather in September, new figures have shown.
Strongbow is bringing back CarnEvil for Halloween
Halloween parties will deliver an incremental £452 more profit than a usual Friday or Saturday night on average, says Strongbow-owner Heineken.
WKD cocktail cauldrons hit pubs in time for Halloween
Double, double, toil and trouble...but there's no wool of bat and tongue of dog in this cauldron.
Island of abstinence? Record numbers of 16 to 24 year olds shun booze
A fresh study of young people across England has revealed the trend towards non-drinking has continued.
An Echo Falls Frozen cocktail machine is being trialled in the UK
Brand owner Accolade Wines is also launching Echo Falls Prosecco – ProsEcho Falls – later this month.
Doom Bar gets a cooler companion on the bar
A chilled version of the biggest selling cask beer in the country is to be made available in a trial that could attract new people to the category.
Research reveals what makes the perfect drink
Herbal ice cubes, on-trend ingredients and 74 likes on Instagram all make up part of the perfect drink for today's younger drinkers.
UK's first Trappist beer since Henry VIII now available to pubs
Monks at the Mount Bernard Abbey in Leicestershire have become one of only 12 breweries in the world to earn the name Trappist.
Probably the best experience in the world? Carlsberg shifts towards live events
Carlsberg has shifted from football sponsorship to live experiences, including music festivals. Inapub caught up with Paul Morris, brand activation and sponsorship manager, during the RIZE festival in August.
