Brew Wales

An excellent drinking establishment serving Brains Bitter and SA but unfortunately threatend with demolishion to make way for a car park. Th...

Wales' largest cask ale producer, SA Brain have sold their free trade business to multi-national brewer Heineken, via their British subs...

Wales' largest real ale brewer, SA Brain , are offering people a chance to win a case of beer. It's hardly the most difficult compet...

New series of the hard-hitting report programme. With an estimated five pubs going out of business in the country every week as a result of ...

Well-respected local publican and real ale supporter Paul Cooper, of the Globe, Talywain, Torfaen, has lost his battle with cancer. Paul, pi...

The Vulcan pub in Adam Street, Cardiff has been serving customers since 1853 and yet is set to be demolished so that a multi-story car park ...

Alongside Rhymney Brewery Dark and 3 other real ales in this Oasis of Good beer set in the keg desert of Merthyr, the Winchester has now ins...

An easy stop on the number 50 bus service from Newport, this welcoming valleys pub still retains its original layout. The bar is decorated w...

Failing pub company Punch Taverns has closed the doors on another of its pubs. This time the Engineers Arms in Baneswell, Newport, has recei...

The Skirrid Mountain Inn claims to be the oldest pub in Wales but only dates from 1640 at the earliest. Here is a list of older Welsh pubs:...

Gwynt Y Ddraig, the Welsh Cider and Perry company, have produced a brand new Cider aimed directly at the pub trade which will be launched in...

The beer factory in Mortlake, which translates as “Dead Water”, has finally been put on death row and will receive its bolt through the head...

Brew Wales, Mythical Pub Award This award is for the biggest amount of non-facts, out and out lies and mistruths ever written about a pub....

More rubbish has been written about pubs then of any other buildings. Often the stories are instigated by previous landlords, the rumour get...

New series following Oz Clark and James May, both have been Champion Beer of Britain judges in the past, as they go around the UK in a rolle...