Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall – Page 12
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Beer/lager
Brewer's have responded to buyers' calls for innovation over the past 12 months. Whether in the speciality segment, packaging, brand extensions or technology, brewers have injected life back into the beer category.Darran Britton,...
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Badger looks to expand the bottled ale zone
Badger Ales is adding to its range this year as part of the company’s plans to double the size of the bottled ale market. Brewer Hall & Woodhouse will be launching England’s Gold in Tesco in May. The golden ale won Tesco’s Beer Challenge...
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Price wars trigger drop in value
Heavy discounting in the multiples may have triggered a decline in value sales for the two leading festive alcohol brands in the run-up to Christmas.In the four weeks to Christmas Eve, value in the number one and two brands, Stella Artois and...
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Price wars trigger drop in value
Heavy discounting in the multiples may have triggered a decline in value sales for the two leading festive alcohol brands in the run-up to Christmas.In the four weeks to Christmas Eve, value in the number one and two brands, Stella Artois and...
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Dorset brews up a real Stinger
Badger Ale and celebrity chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall have joined forces to produce the tongue-tingling Stinger Ale.The 4.3% abv ale – which has been developed using nettles harvested at Fearnley-Whittingstall’s River Cottage in Dorset,...
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Olympia set for best of British beer
This year’s Great British Beer Festival, organised by the Campaign for Real Ale, Camra, will be held at London’s Olympia exhibition centre on August 2–6.The event, which is regarded as the biggest cask beer festival in the world, attracts more...
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Badger extends premium options
Badger Ales is extending its bottled ale portfolio this year. Badger First Gold, a 4% abv Dorset ale, has been launched by Hall & Woodhouse as both a bottled and cask ale. The ale will be available from August, supported by above-the-line...
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Organic farmer scoops top award
Lincolnshire-based mixed farmer Andrew Dennis has been named Producer of the Year in the Soil Association’s Organic Food Awards.Dennis, who produces beef, turkeys, sheep and a range of organic vegetable and salads, impressed judges with how he...