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abc7.com: Beer prices up — beer drinkers distressed 4/19/08

Posted by admin | News | Posted on April 19th, 2008

The News Review:

- abc7.com: Beer prices up — beer drinkers distressed 4/19/08
- Tom Parker Bowles with the top beer: Best served chillied
- The Hereford and Hops Beer Tasting Competition
- Pub’s beer garden plans approved.
- The way ahead is amber nectar

abc7.com: Beer prices up — beer drinkers distressed 4/19/08
abc7.com – Apr 19, 2008
Like everything else the price of a six-pack of beer is going up — way up. Times are tough these days. The economy is teetering on the brink of a recession. Property values are plummeting while foreclosures are skyrocketing.

Tom Parker Bowles with the top beer: Best served chillied
Daily Mail – Apr 19, 2008
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The Hereford and Hops Beer Tasting Competition
WSAW – Apr 19, 2008
They should they make it and today these non-professionals got a chance to pit their beer against others to let the some judges who are professionals decide who’s is the best. if (self['plpm'] && plpm['Mid-Story Ad']) document. write(plpm['Mid-Story Ad']);} else { if(self['plurp'] && plurp['97']){} else {document.

Pub’s beer garden plans approved.
highbeam.com – Apr 19, 2008
find Hartlepool Mail (Hartlepool England) articles. NE of the town’s newest pubs was given permission for a beer garden – despite complaints from local residents.

The way ahead is amber nectar
The Herald – Apr 19, 2008
” By innovative he means building the entire Coors range in the UK which includes Carling Coors Light Stones Bitter which is popular in Yorkshire and Worthington White Shield a bottle-conditioned ale. “We can’t just be the Carling brand – we must develop our portfolio” he states. Hunter maintains the taste for beer is changing in Britain. More people he says want a lighter beer a notion that sends shivers through members of the Campaign for Real Ale the group that advocates traditional brews. However Hunter admits there is a also demand for many of the heavier ales known as craft beers. Coors plans to introduce a new brand – Worthington Red Shield – in the summer to attract drinkers who prefer traditional beers. Hunter arrived back in Britain at a critical time for the beer industry – sales of the amber liquid are falling the cost of raw materials such as barley and hops is rising fast and many pubs across the UK are failing.