Picture this: you're standing at a bar, feeling pretty good about yourself. You've bypassed the Carling tap, ignored the Stella, and instead you're clutching a pint with an edgy label and a name that sounds like it was dreamed up in a warehouse in Hackney. You're drinking craft beer, right? You're supporting the little guy. Well

Let's be honest. Searching for a party venue in Brighton can feel like a full-time job. You've got a million tabs open, you're comparing prices that seem to change by the hour, and every "perfect" spot either costs a fortune or has availability sometime in 2027. We get it. Brighton's packed with options, from seafront spaces to historic pubs in the

You've probably seen the headlines by now. Diageo, the drinks giant behind Guinness, has announced that wholesale prices for Guinness Draught will rise by 5.2% from April 2026. That's roughly an extra 4p per pint at the wholesale level, and for many pubs, that cost is being passed straight on to you, the customer. Some venues are already reporting real-terms increases

There's something genuinely special about the moment you discover a brewery that just gets it. You know the feeling: when that first sip hits and you realise you've stumbled upon something crafted with real passion, real skill, and a proper understanding of what great beer should taste like. That's exactly how we felt when we first crossed paths with Loud

If you've been following the news lately, you'll know that business rates have been a hot topic for pubs, taprooms, and independent venues across the UK. And honestly? It's been a bit of a rollercoaster. Here at Lost and Found, your friendly neighbourhood craft beer taproom on Ditchling Road in the Fiveways area, we've been keeping a close eye on

Let's be honest – running an independent craft beer taproom in Brighton isn't just about pouring perfect pints and creating community spaces. Behind the scenes, there's a whole world of business costs that most punters never think about. And right now, one of the biggest challenges facing taprooms in Brighton is heading our way fast: massive business rates increases coming

The headlines might make you worry. Recent brewery closures have sent ripples through Brighton's craft beer community, leaving many wondering if our beloved local scene is under threat. But here's the truth: Brighton's independent beer culture isn't dying, it's evolving, adapting, and finding new ways to thrive. At Lost and Found, we've got a front-row seat to what's really happening in

There's something magical about Christmas at Lost and Found. As the winter wind whips down Ditchling Road and the Fiveways area settles into its festive rhythm, our little craft beer taproom transforms into something truly special. It's not just the twinkling lights or the seasonal decorations – though they certainly help. It's the warmth that radiates from every corner, the

Right now, something pretty significant is happening that could reshape how our beloved Brighton community is governed. The UK government has launched a major consultation about reorganising Sussex councils, and it's running until January 11, 2026. As your friendly neighbourhood taproom, we reckon it's worth understanding what's on the table, especially since these changes could impact everything from local events

Walk into any chain pub on a Friday night and you'll find the same thing: sticky floors, predictable lagers, and strangers staring at their phones. Now step into a proper taproom Brighton scene and everything changes. You're not just grabbing a pint: you're joining something bigger. Brighton's independent taprooms are rewriting the rules about what it means to drink together, and