Five Warwick pubs have yet again featured in CAMRA's Good Beer Guide.

Celebrating its 54th edition, the UK's best-selling beer and pub guide surveys 4,500 of the best pubs across the country.

Cape of Good Hope, Eagle, Four Penny Pub, Old Post Office and Slaughterhouse Brewery Taproom have been included in the latest publications, which has been compiled by thousands of independent volunteers.

CAMRA has published the 2027 Good Beer Guide, while renewing calls for a formal competition investigation into the global brewers that dominate the UK beer market, and continuing their quest to get independently brewed beers on as many bars as possible.

The Guide is the definitive guidebook to pubs that serve great cask beer across the UK, and uses an independent, volunteer-led selection process that makes it the authoritative and trusted voice of cask beer drinkers. It features 4,500 pubs, 1,700 brewers and 5,000 beers.

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The foreword for the 2027 edition is written by Sir Ian Rankin. He, and his fictional detective Rebus, both frequent the Oxford Bar, in Edinburgh, which features on the cover of this year's Guide.

This year, data from the Guide shows:

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• 137 breweries have closed, and only 57 new breweries have opened.
• There are 812 new entries in the 2027 Guide.

In Warwickshire, 48 pubs feature, seven of which are new entries. There are also 13 breweries included.

Ash Corbett-Collins, CAMRA Chairman, said: "The Good Beer Guide is fiercely independent, just like the brewers making the best beer. It is the result of the time and effort of our volunteers across the UK to find the pubs serving the best kept cask beer.

"This year, we released our flagship report, 'Beer in the UK', alongside our campaign to expose how 'Big Beer' is dominating the UK beer market, and how ordinary drinkers and independent brewers lose out as a result. Because of that, we need the Competition and Markets Authority to start a formal investigation of the UK on-trade beer market. If you agree with us, please join CAMRA, buy the Guide, and find amazing independently brewed beers for yourself."

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