Cigar City Brewing to Launch in UK with James Clay

30 November 2018

International expansion continues for Cigar City Brewing with the addition of the United Kingdom to the Tampa-based brewery’s distribution network. CCB has partnered with James Clay, the UK’s leading craft beer distributor, to distribute its ale and lager offerings, including award-winning Jai Alai IPA, throughout Britain.

Career Opportunity – Account Manager (London)

12 August 2019

James Clay and Sons are recruiting for a London Account Manager. The position will suitable for someone who is passionate about good beer, familiar with the area, is motivated to learn and grow and has some prior experience in an account management / sales role...

Requesting a Credit Account

6 August 2019

If you are an existing customer of James Clay and Sons, you may find a credit facility makes your day to day life easier. We offer credit terms with Direct Debit payment either weekly (after your delivery) or monthly (end of the month following invoice). For more information read more.

Vedett Gazett

13 April 2012

Got an inspiring idea? Interesting announcement? Exciting project? What better way to get it out there than on the back of a bottle of Vedett? The Vedett Gazett is your chance to share and promote...

An International Arms Race

29 March 2012

Flying Dog (Maryland, USA) has thrown down its studded dog collar and challenged BrewDog (Fraserburgh, Northern Scotland) to a battle-style collaboration, The International Arms Race (IAR).

An Easter treat from De Struise Brouwers

26 March 2012

We are delighted to announce the arrival of some rare beers from the 'Sturdy Brewers' in West Flanders. De Struise Brouwers have been brewing beers since 2003 and have shot to international fame through their signature beer, Pannepot.

Beer Triumphs and Food and Drink Awards

21 March 2012

Garrett Oliver, Brewmaster at Brooklyn Brewery, has won the drink category in the AndréSimon Food and Drink Book Awards for his book The Oxford Companion to Beer (published by Oxford University Press), making it only the second beer book ever to win in this category since its inception.*