CAMRA has been established as a campaigning organisation since March 1971.
Just a year into CAMRA’s life, in 1972, the first Good Beer Guide was published, aiming to promote and encourage pubs, breweries and consumers to produce, drink and support quality real ale. The first guide consisted of 18 pages, typed and copied with hand drawn illustrations and listed a few hundred pubs. Five decades later and the Guide has become CAMRA’s flagship publication, now listing over 4,500 pubs and almost 3,000 breweries
CAMRA Books expanded and began to publish books on beer and brewing. We have also ventured into travel guides, with several versions of the Good Beer Guide produced for the USA, Germany, and Belgium.
Today we publish books on beer, cider, brewing, pubs and have been proudly putting the pint into print for 50 years.
The UK’s definitive guidebook to good pubs that serve real ale across the UK. Refreshed and updated for its 54th edition, it is fully revised and features over 4,500 recommended pubs across the United Kingdom that serve the best real ale and the facilities available at each venue. The guide also features a unique brewery listing covering 1,700 breweries and 5,000 beers plus information about onsite brewery taprooms to help you track down the freshest possible pints right at the source. The Good Beer Guide is completely independent, with listings based entirely on evaluation by CAMRA members. This year's foreward is written by Sir Ian Rankin. He, and his fictional detective Rebus, both frequent The Oxford Bar, in Edinburgh which features on the cover of this year's guide.
Nearly three years after the debut of the incredibly popular original book, Matthew Curtis returns with a completely refreshed guide to the beer and venues of not only th...
CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide Belgium is the essential guide to one of the world’s great beer destinations. Completely independent, it features over 1,000 Belgian beers, the br...
Tasting Notes combines popular science with the appreciation of beer and music, and does so in a way that’s entertaining and engaging for the general reader. It explains...
Visit genuinely old pubs, some 500 years old; the East of England has the largest number of ancient snugs formed by settle benches and we guide you to them all
Discover over 100 key examples of heritage pubs in the counties of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Kent, Surrey and East and West Sussex.
Historic pubs throughout the South West of England. With articles on specific features of each pub and full listings of over 100 pubs, celebrating their individual architectural and historical importance.
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