AWARD-WINNING Lye brewery Sadler’s Ales has re-launched one of its most popular ales to help keep the region’s airborne medics in the skies. The firm, which has been brewing craft ales since 1900, has created a new brew called Heli Hopper, reminiscent of its popular JPA ale, as part of efforts to support the Midlands […]
Burnley-based Moorhouse’s Brewery has entered the festive period in a buoyant spirit after reporting a sales surge of 8 per cent for a two-month period, during which turnover reached almost £1m. Throughout September and October 2014 the company sold one million pints and had a turnover of £930,000. A roll out of its Black Cat […]
ROBINSONS – one of only 32 independent family-run breweries in the UK – has announced a company-wide rebrand commencing with a new logo design by Truth Creative; an award winning design agency based in Manchester. The brand revamp comes as Robinsons prepares for their biggest pub investment commitment to date, which includes fresh pub signage […]
P&O Cruises’ Britannia is to serve the largest selection of British beers at sea when she launches next March. The cruise line has developed the Great British Beer Menu, which features 70 different bottled beers, ales and ciders from 56 UK counties including pilsners, ales, stouts, gluten-free beer and speciality beers. For the full story […]
One of Edinburgh’s most iconic beer brands, brewed originally in the 19th century and extremely popular during the 20th century, will be resurrected today, some 33 years after its last batch was brewed. The first pint of Usher’s Beer to be pulled from a beer pump in almost half a century will be expertly supped […]
This name change is in response to large international demand for our products and services and better reflects the company’s ability to provide solutions that involve all our engineering capabilities. While our name is changing, our legal status, office address and telephone contact details will remain the same. The company’s business remains fundamentally unaffected by […]
By James Wallin, 11-Dec-2014 The British Beer & Pub Association has confirmed it will not seek to overturn the inclusion of a mandatory market rent only option in the pubs code, and accepts it will now become law. For the full story please visit: http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/General-News/BBPA-confirms-it-will-not-challenge-MRO-in-pubs-code
By Mike Berry, 10-Dec-2014 A new report by the Institute of Economic Affairs has called on the Government to reduce VAT, halve alcohol duty, amend the smoking ban and scrap cumulative impact zones in order to help stop pubs closing. http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/General-News/IEA-new-pub-closures-report
By Mike Berry, 11-Dec-2014 Ahead of the new EU rules on displaying allergen information that come into force in two days’ time (13 December), just one third of licensees say that they are able to name the 14 allergens covered by the legislation. For more information, please visit: http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/General-News/New-allergen-laws-Majority-of-licensees-think-EU-legislation-unnecessary
It’s official… Robinsons Visitors Centre is Marketing Cheshire’s Small Visitors Attraction 2014 and will now represent the county at the National Visit England awards for Excellence in May 2015. The Marketing Cheshire awards, now in their 10th year, celebrate the excellence and achievement of the Cheshire’s local business community. 350 guests were in attendance at Chester […]