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TOBY PERKINS MP: Time to call last orders on closure of our pubs

Despite the problems facing the industry it is still shocking that CAMRA estimates that three fifths of landlords tied to PubCos earn less than the minimum wage. The cross-party Business Select Committee has investigated this issue several times and .... Is it last orders for the traditional British pub?Nottingham Post MPs urged to protect pubs from closureThe Drinks Business Statutory Code: Regulation is 'necessary' and decision will be announced soon ... MorningAdvertiser.co.uk all 18 news articles »

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A sneak peak at Diamond Knot Saturday night

8, Diamond Knot Brewpub @ MLT has set sail for some pre-opening service and activities, giving the public a first look at the new restaurant/brewpub at the West Plaza shopping center in Mountlake Terrace. Pub diners can view the brewery operations .... and more »

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Branford approves new brewery for Indian Neck Avenue

The Crowley family's beers currently are brewed at the Thomas Hooker Brewing Company in Bloomfield. Crowley said Stony Creek's distributor, Orange-based Dichello Distributors Inc., has helped make his family's brew available throughout New England. and more »

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Getting real with real ale

But a few good things have come from there. The good things I immediately think of are cricket, my nana and beer - specifically, real ale. The Brits, if their High Commissioner is an example to go by, are fans of their beer, and are credited with .... Yeastie Boys receive rare invite to real ale festivalScoop.co.nz (press release) all 4 news articles »

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Branford OKs new brewery for Indian Neck Avenue

(Peter Casolino ó New Haven Register) Ed Crowley Jr., stands in the field on Maple Street in Indian Neck where he and his family are planning to open a brewery. pcasolino@NewHavenRegister. By Evan Lips, New Haven Register. Posted: 01/22/14, 7:17 PM ....

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Citizens weigh in on brewpub proposal

The Fort Payne City Council gave citizens the opportunity Tuesday to speak out about a proposed brewpub in a city-owned building. In December, Barry Morton, founder of the Montgomery Brewing Co., pitched a proposal to the city council for a brewpub in ....

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The Beer Nut: Spencer abbey releases first US Trappist beer

This week, St. Joseph's Abbey in Spencer has released its first beer, the Spencer Ale. It is the first beer in the U.S. to receive the official "Authentic Trappist Product," one of only 10 monasteries in the world allowed to use the label. For those .... A Wholly New Venture: Trappist Monks Brewing BeerValley News all 13 news articles »

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