CAMRA is a British group whose name stands for the Campaign for Real Ale. They want people to drink beer made and served in the old way — especially cask ale, the kind that finishes in the pub cellar, not the fizzy factory beer that arrives in metal kegs. They also work to keep pubs that sell this beer open. You will see the letters on stickers in pub windows, at beer festivals, and in British news about pubs. It is a proper name, always in capitals, and a UK thing: a student in Taiwan meets it in British reading, not on a Taipei menu. Though actually, “real ale” is their special phrase for a particular live cask beer, not every beer that feels old-fashioned or “craft”.

CAMRA（英國傳統愛爾啤酒推廣組織）