Webinar: A Continent of Beer – The United Kingdom

14 September 2026 – Register

The United Kingdom offers one of the most rewarding and authentic drinking experiences in the world. As the birthplace of the modern pub and home to a brewing tradition stretching back centuries, the UK boasts thousands of unique venues—from historic coaching inns and cosy village locals to vibrant city taverns.

Come and discover an unparalleled range of cask-conditioned ales, craft beers, and regional specialities, all served in characterful surroundings steeped in history. With its bustling beer festivals, historic breweries, and a thriving community of passionate brewers and drinkers, the UK provides a rich culture that makes British beer and pubs famous worldwide.

Peter and Brett will cover:

• Beer History: An overview of the British brewing scene and its rich historical roots.

• British Beer Styles: A deep dive into iconic styles, the vital importance of cask-conditioned beer, and the role of CAMRA.

• Places to Visit: A curated guide to key destinations for beer enthusiasts, including award-winning heritage pubs and must-visit beer festivals.

• Traveller Essentials: Practical tips, insider advice, and resources for planning your British beer trip.

Peter Harris lives at the edge of Sherwood Forest in Nottinghamshire 320 km north of London. A member of CAMRA since 1974 he has judged the National Beer of England, and is an active member of the Brewery History Society.

Brett Laniosh lives in Worcestershire and has been active in CAMRA since 1977. He has run training at local breweries and pub companies for bar staff and licensees. He has organised tours for European beer enthusiasts to Birmingham and the Black Country.

For more information:

Brett Laniosh, Catshill Design

design@catshill.com

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