CAMRA is the Campaign for Real Ale: a volunteer-led consumer organisation that campaigns for pubs, pints and people across the UK. They’re one of the sources I lean on when I write about a brewery on this site.
They campaign, with government, councils and the wider trade, for consumer choice, for saving pubs, and for independent brewers. Alongside their campaigning they run beer festivals across the country, and organise local beer and pub events through around 220 branches.
A lot of what CAMRA fights for is the pub on the corner staying open. This site maps more than 2,300 tied pubs and taprooms, in over 500 towns across the UK, alongside the breweries that run them, so if you want to find one near you, Breweries, pubs & shops is the place to start.
These are CAMRA’s own discount codes. All of them take £5 off: that is the offer, not a percentage. Each is CAMRA’s on CAMRA’s terms, so check the small print at their checkout: they can’t be used alongside another offer, and I can’t honour, extend or refund one.
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If you join through the link below, CAMRA pay me a small commission, once, per membership. It costs you nothing extra, and the code is the same one you’d find anywhere else.
When I write the description of a brewery on this site, CAMRA is one of the sources I trust most. Earning something from their memberships doesn’t change how I use them as a source.
UK Beer Deals isn’t part of CAMRA, and CAMRA has no say in anything on this site: what’s listed, what counts as a deal, or the order any of it appears in.
See CAMRA membership. Opens camra.org.uk, where the membership options and the current prices live.
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