Capital Brewing Co is leading the charge into brewing sustainability and the hearts of the next generations, becoming the first ‘carbon neutral’ brewery and products in Australia – and sharing the secrets with the industry. Capital Brewing Co (CBC) has become the first brewer in the country to achieve Climate Active Carbon Neutral certification, for […]
A UK man has lost his vehicle, after a trip to the pub carried on through high tide. Britain has some of the most loyal pub patrons in the world, and a resident of Exmouth demonstrated his dedication with a protracted visit to his local, within the popular Imperial Recreation Ground. The man parked the
Drinks innovator StrangeLove has begun supplying some of its most popular mixer and soda flavours in 50-litre kegs. The kegged versions of premium mixers provide value and convenience for venues, as well as playing a “small – yet important” part in a more sustainable future for the beverage world, inspired by venues. “I wish I
Due to a massive resurgence in coronavirus cases since mid-September, the United Kingdom has again gone into total lockdown, closing all pubs in a second attempt to get the pandemic under control. The nationwide lockdown came into effect again on Thursday (5 November), currently scheduled for the next four weeks. Prime Minister Boris Johnson says
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An Irish pub has taken a significant step in its efforts to battle the spread of coronavirus by no longer allowing sing-alongs serenading Neil Diamond’s lyrical sweetheart, Caroline. Diamond began belting out his triumphant anthem to the reportedly very sweet Caroline in 1969. The timeless lyrics croon of reaching out and touching hands – and
Concerned about patrons’ ability to socially distance themselves from staff, the quaint, welcoming Star Inn, in the rural community of Cornwell, has installed an electric fence to keep people back from the bar. The Star Inn is a small pub, said to be the “first and last” rural pub in Cornwall, on Britain’s south-west tip,
After lying dormant for 104 days, on 4 July Britain’s pubs burst back open in what became dubbed ‘Super Saturday’, and much of the nation popped in for a pint or ten as socially-starved revellers shrugged off crisis caution. Brits are known for their love of the humble pub, which has been a staple of
Defying continued prohibition orders, some UK pubs have been secretly serving booze, and their begrudged patrons resorting to violence in defence of their perceived right to sip a pint. Australian pubs are mostly resuming trade, albeit subdued, but thousands of pubs across Britain are counting down the minutes to 4 July, the day Prime Minister
Steve Cotton, proprietor of the Poltimore Arms, is the self-confessed least interested publican in Britain, making patrons serve themselves and having eyes only for his feral rescue cat named Hitler. The 59-year-old former engineer encountered opportunity to take over the pub seven years’ ago. Waiting until the last day, he somewhat impulsively bought it, saving
The annual UK pub awards by CAMRA has dubbed Britain’s Pub of the Year to be Bell Inn – held by the same family for 250 years. The Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA) has been ranking the best pubs across Britain since 1988, assessing them on decor, the welcome and service, atmosphere, community focus, and
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