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South African beer writer launches crowdfunder to support new book on African breweries
Cape Town based beer writer Lucy Corne is penning a new edition of Beer Safari, Africa's craft beer travel guide, and has launched a crowdfunder campaign to assist with some of the travel costs. For ZAR 650 (GBP 30), supporters can see their name in the 280-page book and receive a signed copy (free shipping only for South African addresses). Other options range from ZAR 50 (GBP 2.30) for a pint, to corporate sponsorships of varying amounts. The book is a second edition of Cor
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Shepherd Neame launches new premium dining experiences
Independent family brewer and pub company Shepherd Neame is inviting guests to take their seats for something special with the launch of its new Dining Experiences - a collection of premium events designed to bring people together over exceptional food. Available at selected pubs and hotels across Kent and the South East, the new experiences combine quality ingredients and theatre to create memorable occasions. Customers can choose from: The Beef Wellington Experience - a cla
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More Brits than ever are choosing moderation this summer as No and Low sales hit record highs
• British Beer and Pub Association forecasts that over 64 million pints of No and Low beer will be sold across June, July and August • This is an increase of over eight million pints from last year, as brewers invest more into the category • The BBPA calls on the Government to support the sector's public health goals by reviewing the UK's stringent definition of “alcohol-free” New analysis from the British Beer and Pub Association predicts that over 64 million pints of No and
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BBPA PINTS FORECAST: Wednesday to be "the most successful night of the tournament for pubs"
Emma McClarkin, CEO of the British Beer and Pub Association, said: “Thanks to the World Cup, we've seen millions of extra pints sold off the back of home nations matches. “Given the nail-biting stakes, we expect Wednesday to be the most successful night of the tournament, with more than six million extra pints potentially sold – which is a bigger boost than we'd normally see on a Bank Holiday or New Year's Eve. “The Three Lions have not only delivered on the pitch, they've br
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