When four young friends went on a drinking holiday to Ireland in March 1971, they had no idea that their idle notion of starting a campaign to push for better beer choice would capture the public mood and grow into Europe's biggest single-issue consumer movement. In its landmark 50th year, CAMRA celebrates how a group of beer lovers turned an industry on its head, saved this country's unique beer style, for and became the voice of the beer, cider and perry consumer.

About the Author
Eleven years of food and drink blogging as The Extreme Housewife Five years of freelance food and drink writing for local press Regular contributor to food and drink debates on BBC Radio Leicester Deliver beer and wine tastings and food pairing sessions, including the tour and tasting offer at Rothley Wine Estate where I have been a volunteer for nearly 5 years Three years of running Thirst Media, a creative agency that offers content creation, marketing and PR, photography and graphic design. We work with a range of small businesses including a number of breweries, pubs and bars WSET Level 3 trained

Awards
Runner-up for Gourmand Food Writing Awards 2022.



Book Information
ISBN 9781852493691
Author Laura Hadland
Format Paperback
Page Count 248
Imprint CAMRA Books
Publisher CAMRA Books