I contacted Second Best about beer. Now James Watt has personally asked for my thoughts on Fool’s Fix. Here’s how that conversation developed, what happened when I tried the drink, and the feedback I sent directly to him.

A real update on why The Hopper Reviews has slowed down, what’s really going on behind the scenes, and how the channel is moving forward.

Beer gardens are booming across the UK again. Here’s why more people are choosing outdoor pints, and what’s driving the sudden rise.

Crafty Devil Brewing Co launch Born Free, their first Alcohol Free beer. Use code HOPPERBF10 for 10% off all Born Free products and learn why this 0.5% pale ale was designed to taste like proper beer.

Barry Beer Reviewer The Hopper explains his new written beer commentary for Bro Radio, covering local breweries, pubs, and the wider UK beer industry.

I’m officially a Wookey Brewing Co brand ambassador. Here’s the story behind the brewery, their iconic witch-mark logo, and what’s coming next on the channel including Wookey Wednesdays.

A new microbrewery is taking shape at Atlantic Business Park in Sully. Nash Point Brewing is being built deliberately and properly, with a focus on people, process, and sustainability rather than hype.

CAMRA saved British beer, but is it keeping up with modern brewing culture in twenty twenty six? A look at the debate, the reactions, and what’s coming in my upcoming video.

Every so often, a brewery comes along that reminds you exactly why craft beer matters. Not hype. Not marketing waffle. Not wild accusations about AI recipe robots or some bloke in a shed typing “IPA” into ChatGPT. Just real people, real graft, proper brewing, and a community that stands behind it. Four Priests Brewery in Middlewich Cheshire, as featured on Channel 5 recently, are a proper British brewery with a back to basics brewing attitude.