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Brewgooder toasts £62,000 deal with ALDI in Scotland

Brewgooder toasts £62,000 deal with ALDI in Scotland

Brewgooder has landed a new £62,000 contract to supply all 78 ALDI stores across Scotland with its Clean Water Lager (£5.49/4 pack x 330ml) over the next six months. The Ellon-based team at Brewgooder, who have a mission to provide clean water to one million people...

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Scottish brewers bottle £114,000 boost from Aldi Beer Festival

Breweries from across Scotland are toasting a mid-year sales boost expected to be worth £114,000 as the 14th Scottish Beer Festival launches in ALDI stores across the country today, Thursday 8 March. The in-store festival celebrates the talent flowing from Scotland’s...

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Best of UK brewing comes together for FyneFest 2018

Fyne Ales have announced the first thirty breweries taking part in their annual Summer festival, FyneFest. This year’s line-up includes familiar faces including Magic Rock, Fierce, Cloudwater and Tiny Rebel as well as festival debuts from up-and-coming breweries...

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CAMRA courts all beer and cider drinkers as it widens remit

The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) is set to widen its remit to represent drinkers of quality beers, ciders and perries of all types, as well as moving its focus beyond traditional pubs, if its members approve recommendations put before them in April. While continuing...

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Find thousands of pubs and pints with new app!

The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) launched an innovative new app that puts good pubs and great pints at people’s fingertips. The Good Beer Guide app collates data from over 40,000 pubs so that app users can search for local pubs based on their individual preferences....

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TBAS Launches ‘Hop’line For Scottish Brewers

TBAS Launches ‘Hop’line For Scottish Brewers

The Brewers' Association of Scotland has today (11 January) launched a free helpline for brewers offering advice on licensing and HMRC from TLT LLP and Johnston Carmichael. Scotland’s brewing industry is flourishing, there are more than 125 operating breweries...

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Williams Bros Outlines Plans to Quadruple Capacity

One of Scotland’s best-known craft brewers has outlined ambitious plans to build a new facility in Alloa which will future-proof it for the next two decades. Williams Bros hopes to build a brewery capable of producing up to 200,000 hectolitres annually on a greenfield...

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