Organisations
The groups putting some reponsibility into a night out on the town. The regulators and organisations behind pub and club land.
Cask Marque
This company aims to improve the quality of cask ale at the point of dispense by awarding a nationally recognised and respected Marque to the licensee when quality standards have been met. Cask Marque aim to reverse the declining popularity of cask ale through several objectives. View Site »
British Hospitality Association
The Association exists to ensure that the views of the British hospitality industry are represented in a forceful, coherent and co-ordinated way to government and policy makers in the UK and internationally, in order that its members' businesses can flourish. View Site »
Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA)
There mission is to act as champion of the consumer in relation to the UK and European beer and drinks industry. It aims to maintain consumer rights, promote quality, choice and value for money, support the public house as a focus of community life, campaign for greater appreciation of traditional beers, ciders and perries as part of national heritage and culture. View Site »
Portman Group, The
This is not a trade association, but a pan-industry organisation which acts to reduce the misuse of alcohol by the minority through a strategy of working with other organisations locally and nationally. They promote sensible drinking, encourage responsible marketing and foster a balanced understanding of alcohol-related issues. View Site »
British Beer and Pub Association
The British Beer and Pub Association website has been updated with new pages to keep you informed with the very latest information. Find out as much as possible about beer, such as its history, types and so on. Also learn about pub guidelines, beer and pub facts, food and more. View Site »
Wine and Spirit Association
The WSA aim to use their influence to improve the trading environment within which our members operate. This site offers a range of relevant up-to-date services, information and direct assistance to members which will add value to their organisations and thereby improve the resources available to the Association. View Site »
Scotch Whisky Association, The
This organisation was formed to deal with the many issues which confront the industry as a whole, and to represent its collective interests in the public arena, both at home and overseas. It is available to the public for those who wish to learn more about Scotch Whisky. View Site »
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