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28 February 2026
Judging
Date
23 March 2026
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22 April 2026
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Before you review a beer, there are certain points you should keep in mind. Here is how you should review a beer.
In this article, James Hickson, the CEO of Two Heads Beer Co, talks about how to get your beer into independent bottle shops.
This article represents a step by step process to perfectly pour a beer into a beer glass.
The glassware you choose to pour your beer has a big influence on the taste and aroma of beer. Know more about the shapes and sizes of beer glassware here.
This article shares a few important tips for storing and cellaring beers that you should follow.
Good packaging is imperative for a beer to reach the customer in a perfect condition. LBC interviews Eddie Gadd, the founder of Gadd’s Brewery in Ramsgate, Kent and here are his tips for making the best possible bottle-conditioned beer
LBC Interviews Yvan Seth, owner of craft beer distributors Jolly Good Beer. Here are his thoughts on how to serve beer in a perfect condition.
BTN, organizers of London Beer Competition, talks with Andrew Morgan, founder of "The Bottle Shop" and the UK’s greatest advocate of cold-chain distribution, about cold-chain refrigeration, its need in UK market and its benefits to breweries.
Will Hawkes, a Beer Journalist and judge at the London Beer Competition interviews Derek Prentice, brewing expert at Wimbledon Brewery to share his tips on how to brew a true, cask-conditioned English pale ale