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Carlsberg UK is to relaunch its main standard lager brand in the UK on March 1.

Tennent Caledonian Breweries has announced new appointments to its senior management team.

Brewdog has appointed ex-Red Bull managing director, Andy Shaw, to the newly-created role of CEO of Beer.

Eden Mill has announced further expansion plans following the acquisition of Eden River Brewery in Penrith, Cumbria.

Beck’s Blue remains the top dog in the non-alcoholic beer sector, but it has seen its market share eroded by a plethora of newcomers to the category.

AB Inbev has announced a number of moves within its UK & Ireland senior management team.

York Brewery has been bought out of administration by Masham-based Black Sheep.

Off-trade beer sales were up 7.6% in the third quarter of 2018, according to new figures from the British Beer & Pub Association.

London brewer Five Points is celebrating its fifth birthday by launching a limited-edition range in collaboration with some of its most exciting craft counterparts.

Heineken UK believes more than half of the £670 million off-trade opportunity for beer has been delivered in year one of its three-year plan.

Greene King has launched a 0.5% abv version of popular bottled ale brand Old Speckled Hen ahead of the festive season.

More than half of UK consumers believe that drinking low and no-alcohol beer has become more socially acceptable in recent times, according to a new study.

Rooney Anand is set to step down after 14 years as chief executive of brewer and pub operator Greene King.

Global beer brands dominate alcohol’s sponsorship of sports according to a new report.

Fuller’s has launched the 2018 edition of its bottled Vintage Ale.

The Portman Group has upheld a complaint against Glasgow-based Drygate Brewing’s Disco Fork Lift Truck mango pale ale on the grounds that its can could have “particular appeal” to under-18s.

Shares in AB Inbev dropped by 11% after it announced it will cut its dividend in half in a bid to bring down its debt.

London brewer Five Points has launched the first permanent addition to its beer range in two years.

The Portman Group has issued a retailer bulletin urging the trade not to stock Flying Dog Brewery’s Easy IPA as it encourages immoderate drinking.

Premium bottled ale needs to innovate to avoid meeting the same fate as the tanking blended Scotch whisky category, according to a leading buyer.

AB Inbev is opening a new automated warehouse with space to store 23 million pints of beer at its largest UK brewery.

A London-based brewer of Czech style lagers has launched four of its brews in cans.

Greene King has secured the exclusive UK distribution rights for Spanish lager brand Estrella Galicia.

TV star Brian Cox has teamed up with brewer JW Lees to launch a zesty amber ale called Cosmic Brew.

Curious Brewery has announced it will be the first-ever sponsor of the UK’s wine harvest, which is set to be the biggest in its history.

Hop Burns & Black has removed Beavertown beers from its shelves despite two of the brewer’s brands accounting for 8% of its turnover from beer.

Euroboozer boss Martyn Railton has likened his firm’s exclusive distribution deal for Mikkeller to Arsenal signing Dutch maestro Dennis Bergkamp back in 1995.

A 5% abv Bavarian Helles lager was named the world’s best beer at the International Beer Challenge Awards 2018 in London last night.

Brewdog has trolled a number of popular lagers by launching a new series of ads that mock the scores they earned on RateBeer.com.