Cask Ale Week is an annual celebration of Britain's national drink - cask beer!

Running from Thursday 18th to Sunday 28th September 2025, it's an opportunity for pubs and breweries to get involved and encourage their customers to try and promote real ale by organising events and activities throughout the week.

Key reasons why Cask Ale Week is Important

1. Shines a Spotlight on a Unique British Tradition

Cask-conditioned ale-naturally carbonated, unfiltered, and served via gravity or hand-pump-is a beer style deeply rooted in British pub culture. Cask Ale Week gives this tradition the visibility it's due.

2. Brings More Customers Through the Pub Doors

Since cask ale is only served in pubs, promoting it encourages people to get out and support their local establishments. This is crucial for community pubs, many of which have struggled in recent years. (CAMRA)

3. Backs Local Breweries and Brewer Diversity

Cask Ale Week encourages venues to feature beers from a variety of breweries. This helps maintain the rich diversity of the category and supports smaller producers.

4. Energises the Market with Events and Engagement

From beer and food pairings to brewery tours, tap takeovers, "beer of the day" features, and ale trails-Cask Ale Week is filled with creative experiences that bring new drinkers into the fold. What could you have on your pub?

Here's a selection of cask ale brews to your bar for at least the time of the celebration...

Fuller's Brewery hits its 180-year milestone in 2025, celebrate its legacy as one of London's most iconic breweries, rooted in craftsmanship since 1845, using time-honoured techniques and quality ingredients that deliver depth, balance, and character in every pint you serve.

From the award-winning London Pride to rich seasonal ales, each beer offers a taste of authentic British brewing heritage that's stood the test of time.

Coming this month, is Fuller's seasonal Red Fox. The perfect autumnal red ale. Tawny in colour with an off-white head of lacy bubbles it features forest red fruits on the nose whilst the taste offers biscuit and caramel. A beer with the tang of blackberry, toast and marmalade on the finish.

Available September - October*
*Cask available to order in the month's shown (subject to change). The end date is not fixed and is dependent on availability.

#1 ​Cask Ale brand of choice in the ​on-trade (CGA OPMS MAT 14/06/25) London Pride is a smooth, well-balanced ale with a rich, malty flavour and a hint of caramel, brewed with a heritage recipe that's been loved for decades.

Delivering £6.5 million of growth in a declining category.London Pride is #1 ​Cask brand for ​rate of sale in ​central and south England, delivering​ on average £23K​ per outlet each year. (CGA Brandtrack February 25)

A pint with real character, delivering the true spirit of London in every glass.

Shop all Fuller's Cask Ales here.

Brewed on a site across the field from our Nectar warehouse in Wiltshire, Stone Daisy Cow Down Social IPA is s contemporary cask ale brewed with more hop character but without the addition of darker malts.

The punch comes from the fresh citrus aroma and taste of the Cascade and Citra hops and means several glasses can be enjoyed with friends - or strangers. Colour is pale gold, aroma is citrus, grapefruit and a taste of our glorious summer!

St Austell Anthem Cask is brewed for the moments that bring people together. This all-British session pale ale, Anthem, is bursting with fresh fruit flavours. Or browse our range of Cask Ales here.