Doom Bar: Cornish ale dubbed 'con' as it's actually brewed 267 miles away from 'home' Real ale fans have discovered what they're calling a "con" as the beer's actually shipped from Staffordshire. By.

Doom Bar is named after a sand bank at the mouth of the estuary of the River Camel next to Rock, famed for being treacherous to ships. More on this story Beer giant pays £20m for Sharp's ...

It’s a little over 25 years since Doom Bar first appeared in Bill Sharp’s small portfolio of beers brewed in Rock, north Cornwall and the achievement of becoming the UK’s No.1 cask ale in 2013 from ...

2018 in cask. Despite sales dips over the past year, its been a busy time for cask beer. Sharp’s Doom Bar: In light of research suggesting that 70% of consumers wanted cask ale served cooler than the ...

The brewery has never owned any pubs and Doom Bar's success has been achieved without any strong-arming of pub managers or tenants. Beer expert Pete Brown says: "It is a very acceptable, easy drink.

When Christian Townsley and his business partner John Gyngell began selling imported Belgian, German and American beers at their bar in Leeds in the late 1990s, they were among a small group of ...

Warm Doom Bar pumped through dirty pipes, be gone! Gallons of delicious, fresh cask beer can be found across London these days — you just need to know where to look.

Molson Coors is taking its Sharp’s Doom Bar ale brand into low & no with Doom Bar Zero. The 0.0% brew is billed as having “a sweet roasted malt flavour and subtle green hop aroma that has become Doom ...

Doom Bar: Cornish ale dubbed 'con' as it's actually brewed 267 miles away from 'home' Real ale fans have discovered what they're calling a "con" as the beer's actually shipped from Staffordshire.

One of the UK's best selling bottled ales, thought by many people to be from Cornwall, is not brewed in the county at all, it has been revealed. Despite its Cornish branding, bottles of Sharp's ...

Doom Bar is named after a sand bank at the mouth of the estuary of the River Camel next to Rock, famed for being treacherous to ships. More on this story Beer giant pays £20m for Sharp's ...

The UK's best selling bottled ale - thought by many to be made in Cornwall - is not brewed in the county at all, it has been revealed.