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Will Hawkes is a beer and travel writer. He works for publications including The Guardian, The Washington Post and the Daily Telegraph, and was the British beer writer of the year in 2013. He has written two books and lives in south London with his wife and three children.
Modern breweries are embracing the beer style that was once eclipsed by the craft movement. Will Hawkes investigates the return of bitters.
The creators of Craft Beer Rising have launched BrewLDN, calling into question the future of Craft Beer Rising.
Fourpure has opened a 5,000 sq ft taproom in London's Bermondsey, boasting some 43 taps.
Guinness’ Open Gate Brewery has unveiled its latest collaboration with a British craft brewery Partizan: three ‘aperitif’ beers.
Magic Rock is the latest British craft brewery to fall to the multinationals after the Australian group Lion completed a deal to acquire 100% of the Y
Dry January might be over, but the thirst for low-abv beer is certainly not.
With Goose Island's new London brewpub soon to be followed by openings from Little Creatures, Panhead and, possibly, Sierra Nevada, Will Hawkes asks i
AB InBev-owned Goose Island Beer Co has opened its first European brewpub in Shoreditch, east London, as the struggle to dominate the capital’s increa
Magic Rock is the latest British craft brewery to fall to the multinationals after the Australian group Lion completed a deal to acquire 100% of the Y
Dry January might be over, but the thirst for low-abv beer is certainly not.
With Goose Island's new London brewpub soon to be followed by openings from Little Creatures, Panhead and, possibly, Sierra Nevada, Will Hawkes asks i
AB InBev-owned Goose Island Beer Co has opened its first European brewpub in Shoreditch, east London, as the struggle to dominate the capital’s increa
London’s craft beer scene is facing a period of change, with expanding small breweries, dynamic start-ups and out-of-town newcomers all after a slice
Fuller’s has unveiled a new pilot kit at its Griffin Brewery in Chiswick, London, with the promise that it will be used to experiment and develop new
London’s craft beer scene is facing a period of change, with expanding small breweries, dynamic start-ups and out-of-town newcomers all after a slice
Fuller’s has unveiled a new pilot kit at its Griffin Brewery in Chiswick, London, with the promise that it will be used to experiment and develop new
