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About the IFBB

  • The IFBB - a potted history
  • Why choose an IFBB member's pub?
  • Our Aims
  • Our Focus
  • A message from our Chairman
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About the IFBB

Supporting the Family Owned Breweries

The IFBB represent all that is best in the world of British pubs and British beers. For generations these businesses have carefully nurtured and improved their properties, to provide a warm welcome and great beer, and often a bite to eat or a place to stay.

Our focus

Our primary focus for 2010 is

  • Recruitment of licensees– we value and invest in the team we have, and will continue to do so through bringing in and nurturing new talent within the industry
  • Beer quality training – we are passionate about serving quality beers in good pubs, and licensees joining IFBB member brewers will be trained to keep and serve an excellent pint of cask ale
  • The next generation of drinkers – we are committed to attracting the next generation of cask ale drinkers through brand development, innovation and investment, in response to consumer demand
  • Message from our Chairman

    "The Independent Family Brewers of Britain represent all that is best in the world of UK beer and pubs."


    News & Case Studies


    10 March 2010

    Cask Ale Week

    The IFBB are pleased to be supporting this years Cask Ale Week, which runs from 29th March until 5th April 2010.

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    17 December 2009

    Survey of tied tenants experiences

    In September 2009, the IFBB submitted its response document to the EU Block Exemption Regulation.

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    17 December 2009

    Tenancies with a difference

    Paul Wells, chief executive of Charles Wells and chairman of the Independent Family Brewers of Britain, explains why being a tenant of a regional family brewer is that little bit different.

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    IFBB, Spring Cottage Offices, 28 Spring Lane, Great Horwood, Bucks MK17 0QW
    Tel: Jo Lynch 01296 714745
    Email: jo.lynch@familybrewers.co.uk

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