Since we brewed the first 60 liter batch of beer in an East London garden in the summer of 2015, we’ve always had one mission in mind: make the beer market a better place for quality and consistent beer… and have fun while doing it. Forest Road Brewing Co. takes pride in using traditional brewing practices and raw materials from mother earth to make consistent and drinkable beers. That’s it. We make beer for drinking. Not for thinking. Read More
Alnwick Brewery is an award-winning brewery in the heart of Northumberland which first traded in the 1860s and again are now brewing in Alnwick. We are owned and managed by Harry Hotspur Holdings a niche investment company with a vision to “preserve the past and build the future” for niche food and drinks businesses in Northumbria. Read More
Camden Town Brewery is a Camden, London-based brewery founded in 2010 and owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev since 2015. We’re ridiculously proud of our two breweries — from the home of Hells in Camden to our new brewery in Enfield, and love nothing more than to share what we do with others. So you are welcome to come for a tour, enjoy a beer, and meet some our team while you’re at it. Read More
Beavertown is dedicated to crafting high quality, innovative beers like Gamma Ray APA or Neck Oil SIPA that appeal to the thirsty masses, as well as more experimental brews from our Tempus Project. From brewing to branding, we believe in creativity in everything we do. At Beavertown, we believe beer is more than just a beer, it’s an experience; which is why we host a weekly Saturday taproom to give people the chance to taste our carefully crafted beer in its natural habitat, our own Tottenham brewery. Read More
Based in the heart of Stockport for almost two centuries, and owning around 260 tenanted and managed pubs, inns and hotels across the North West, ‘Robinsons’ is one of oldest and most respected names in British brewing history. A proud family of independent brewers, Robinsons is one of the most advanced and sophisticated breweries in the U.K., with a worldwide reputation for real ale. It’s also home to the largest hopnik in the world. From here we apply decades of experience to create exciting new varieties and choices of flavor that will lead us towards our next award-winning beer. Read More
Goose Island Beer Co. exists to lead in the craft of brewing by creating award-winning beers that define classic and innovative styles to capture the hearts, imaginations, and palates of beer drinkers. We are guided by our respect for the history and culture of beer as well as our passion for, and innovation in, brewing. We wish to enrich the cultural landscape of Chicago and support the inspirational organizations within our communities. Furthermore, Goose Island champions sustainability in our breweries (and beyond) as well as actively celebrates and engages our employees. Read More
While a crowd enoyed the Brighton’s seafront, one man drinking a beer was caught on camera complaining about the easing of lockdown restrictions. Read More
Onlookers said they were “appalled” when they witnessed a crowd not practicing social distancing at a beer garden outside The Pump House in Bristol, England. Read More
An archaeological excavation in Leeds of several Georgian and Victorian period cellars revealed 600 centuries-old beer bottles, spiked with a lot of lead. Read More
Researchers from Cambridge and Witten/Herdecke University have concluded that the order of drinking beer and wine doesn’t make a difference with a hangover. Read More
For years, small and independent U.S. craft breweries have been turning the beer world upside down. Their ability to take risks, innovate flavors and build better communities has made the U.S. the craft beer capital of the world.
To proudly display that independent spirit, the Brewers Association created a symbol to unify U.S. craft breweries and those who want to support them. This certified mark gives beer lovers an easy way to identify independent craft beer.
Learn more about what it means to be an Independent Craft Brewer by visiting the Brewers Association.
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