You’ve obviously not been round very many UK microbreweries then!?

Some are or at least look homemade, some still manage to brew great beer!

Others look all shiny & hi-tech, but make sh*t beer!

It’s a funny old world

Core beer ranges rarely change, but so many breweries do one offs specials etc, that this info needs to be added as well, wether your visitors are stockists, tickers, wholesalers, or like me, butter memoried bloggers who like ale more than retaining notes.

And where to buy is essential info, especially if people are planning to come to your area. One of the joys of travelling to the corners of the UK is finding out who brews in the area then searching their beers out – websites that offer this can direct you to pubs you might not otherwise find.

Basically, just update the chuffer please.

But, there is very certainly a difference between brewers who can’t be bothered and those that have assigned it below actually fulfilling the orders they have already got.

I know of no law. When are they going to put a similar law that prevents billboards advertising alcoholic beverages to underage people who happen to walk past?

There is no reason web pages have to have that silly, easy to by-pass age thingy when printed media does not. IT’S JUST DAFT.

It is NOT a legal requirement. You made that up.

On age restriction pages/popups — quite apart from the fact they seem pretty useless and are certainly annoying, if breweries do feel the need to use them, what we’d like is for that not to break our attempts to link to specific pages by, i.e., redirecting to the homepage.