Topic: Caybrew

The Cayman Islands Brewery – operating under the brand Caybrew – has launched 'Lagerhead', a new premium amber lager and a permanent addition to its core portfolio. The brewery indicated it is "brewed with both flavour and purpose in mind" and that the new beverage supports turtle conservation and protection.

As the Cayman Compass marks six decades of the newspaper being published, a limited edition Caybrew craft beer has been made to toast the...

With 30 years of brewing in Cayman under his belt, Andreas Moerl is celebrating – and luckily he knows just the place in which to celebrate.

For a limited time, passengers on Cayman Airways’ international jet flights can sample the Caribbean’s first-ever, airline-branded craft beer.

Caybrew will launch biodegradable six-pack rings for all of its canned products, moving the company to 100% plastic-free packaging.

Local shark conservation efforts got a $2600 boost as shark enthusiasts gathered for a Shark Week fundraiser at the CayBrew taproom last week.

Daubers at the ready, folks! If you fancy a bit of a different night out and would like to raise money for a good cause...

The Dart group has confirmed it has bought a stake in the Cayman Islands Brewery, which produces the island’s signature beers Caybrew and White Tip, among others.

Scores of men strutted their stuff for charity on Friday, donning high heels to parade through Camana Bay for the annual “A Walk in Her Shoes” fundraiser for the Cayman Islands Crisis Centre.

Is it coming home? Legions of British football fans will fill the pubs on Grand Cayman Wednesday afternoon as England seeks to move one step closer to a World Cup championship.

A record 63 candidates will contest the Cayman Islands general election on May 24 after a frantic day of nominations across the country generated some surprises.

Guardian Capital LP has donated $5,000 to the Educational Scholarship Trust Fund of the Insurance Managers Association of Cayman. The donation was made in support of an IMAC Golf tournament at the North Sound Golf Club, which raised an additional $4,000 from local sponsors on the day.

The Cayman Islands government may wish to pay off some of its $500 million in debts early, according to statements made during the week-long Joint Ministerial Council meeting in London.