Jeremy Clarkson shares latest beer advert that was 'irritatingly banned'
Jeremy Clarkson has shared his latest failed attempt, with another would-be beer advert that was "irritatingly banned".
www.thedrinksbusiness.comI don’t have live-access to current news right now. Here’s a quick summary of Jeremy Clarkson and Hawkstone beer coverage over the past couple of years to frame the topic, with the latest items I've seen up to 2025.
- Hawkstone beer line and related branding: Clarkson has released multiple Hawkstone beers (including Hawkstone Premium, Hawkstone Lager) tied to Diddly Squat Farm and his pub ventures, with occasional media buzz around branding and sponsorships of farm-related projects.[3][4]
- Advertising and regulatory challenges: Several Clarkson beer ads have been reported as being banned or he faced legal/advertising-standards pushback, leading to revised campaigns or recalls in some instances.[5][9][10]
- Product recalls and safety notices: In 2025, there were recalls affecting Hawkstone products, prompting consumer guidance from regulatory bodies, which is notable given his brand’s national footprint.[2]
- Farm and pub ventures linked to the beer brand: Clarkson has used Hawkstone products to promote farm-to-pub experiences, with initiatives around supporting rural pubs and farm-based hospitality, sometimes covered in farming and hospitality outlets.[4][6]
If you’d like, I can:
- Narrow to a specific outlet or date window (e.g., last 6 months) and pull the most recent articles.
- Check for any new Hawkstone beer releases or branding campaigns.
- Compile a brief timeline of major Clarkson beer-related news items with sources.