Eating & Drinking

Eating & Drinking

Desi Pubs
Monday, 03 July 2023 08:26

Desi Pubs

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Keith Flett reviews Desi Pubs, a guide to British-Indian Pubs, Cuisine and Culture, by David Jesudason, CAMRA Books, 2023 CAMRA has recently published a new book on Desi Pubs, which explains what the term means and lists some of the best examples around the country. There have been some excellent…
Racism, beer - and action!
K2_PUBLISHED_ON Thursday, 27 April 2023 18:16

Racism, beer - and action!

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We need to keep talking about racism and beer, and then act. The White Hart pub in Grays has been in the news. I’ve never been to it but the police are investigating. The pub has a display of golliwogs which rate from insensitive to offensive for many (the pub…
The price of beer - an issue of class?
K2_PUBLISHED_ON Tuesday, 23 August 2022 11:33

The price of beer - an issue of class?

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The price of beer is in the news again. The impact of COVID, energy costs and the war in Ukraine are pushing prices up. The general points are around increases in the cost of raw materials, production (i.e canning,) energy and the impact of Brexit. If the price of beer…
How to drink beer ethically
Saturday, 20 November 2021 11:11

How to drink beer ethically

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It is a difficult period in craft beer, globally. With many of the well-known craft brewers now quite sizeable and moving into a second decade of operations, the focus has moved beyond the novelty and then the excellence of the beer brewed. Though these remain important issues, the new question…
Brewdog: what is to be done?
Friday, 18 June 2021 11:30

Brewdog: what is to be done?

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Keith Flett contributes to the debates around Brewdog If you drink craft beer you are probably aware of the crisis that has hit Scottish brewer Brewdog after a group of ex-employees, Punks With Purpose, published a statement detailing experiences of harassment and discrimination while they were working for the company.…
CAMRA at 50: will it combat Big Beer?
Thursday, 18 March 2021 20:04

CAMRA at 50: will it combat Big Beer?

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Keith Flett mulls over CAMRA's history and its options for future campaigning activity CAMRA is 50 years old in March. That is quite an achievement for a voluntary campaign, implying at least renewal through several generations of activists, something which is often hard to achieve. It now has 170,000 members…
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