Bass cask ale is enjoying renewed support, rising sales and fresh interest from loyal fans, younger drinkers and pubs as the brand makes a strong comeback.

Brands such as Guinness, Boddingtons and Kestrel are upping the nostalgia factor while being grounded in trustworthy heritage

Combine your thirst for great British travel and good quality beer with this refreshing guide to 30 of Britain's best beer scenes. With a foreword by Marverine…

The Government is launching a fast-track review to tear up outdated licensing rules that have been holding back pubs, bars and local events and we want to hear from the people who know best: landlords...

It is a sedate summer’s afternoon in the bar of The Globe in Topsham, five miles outside Exeter. Wimbledon is on the big screen, with the sound turned down, and there are five other customers inside. ...

A new U.K. survey shows 25% of Gen Z beer drinkers regularly order cask ale—up 50% in a year. Are younger drinkers just waiting for a reason to go out?

Laura McGhie with your calls and features through the night.

Cold isn’t always best – a subtle tweak to the temperature of your favourite ale can draw out its bitterness, sweetness or umami oomph

JW Lees brings Boddingtons Cask Ale back to life, brewing the iconic Manchester beer for the first time since 2012. With a new recipe and national rollout plans, the revival taps into 1990s nostalgia ...

Long prized by locals and rediscovered by a new generation, this time-honoured traditional tipple is full of character and flavour

New episodes see chatter between hosts and chefs pared back