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Oct 28, 2024 · Our take on why there isn’t more beer criticism. By Boak & Bailey. 28th October 2024. No Comments. Drinkers don’t need beer reviews because beer is cheap, regional, subjective – and because making up your own mind is half the fun. In a recent post at his revived blog at Total Ales Matthew Curtis wrote:
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Dec 18, 2022 · Our latest book is Balmy Nectar, a collection of the best of our writing from here on the blog and across various magazines since 2012.It's available via Amazon worldwide. Our book 20th Century Pub was released in 2017 and is an award-winning rattle through the development of the English pub from beerhouses to micropubs. A new edition of Brew Britannia: the strange rebirth of British beer came ...
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Our latest book is Balmy Nectar, a collection of the best of our writing from here on the blog and across various magazines since 2012.It's available via Amazon worldwide. Our book 20th Century Pub was released in 2017 and is an award-winning rattle through the development of the English pub from beerhouses to micropubs. A new edition of …
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Dec 21, 2021 · Our latest book is Balmy Nectar, a collection of the best of our writing from here on the blog and across various magazines since 2012.It's available via Amazon worldwide. Our book 20th Century Pub was released in 2017 and is an award-winning rattle through the development of the English pub from beerhouses to micropubs. A new edition of Brew Britannia: the strange rebirth of British beer came ...
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Our latest book is Balmy Nectar, a collection of the best of our writing from here on the blog and across various magazines since 2012.It's available via Amazon worldwide. Our book 20th Century Pub was released in 2017 and is an award-winning rattle through the development of the English pub from beerhouses to micropubs. A new edition of …
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Oct 1, 2020 · Beer blogging since 2007, covering real ale, craft beer, pubs and British beer history.
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Dec 15, 2019 · The Quiet American. By Will Hawkes, @Will_Hawkes, January 2019. The story of the rise and fall of Brüpond, a London brewery set up by an American with high hopes, offers a valuable perspective on failure, a topic often overlooked in the excitement around the beer boom: I only met David Brassfield once, at The Kernel on a warm day at the end of ...
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The Beer Nut has been in Bulgaria and his report from the capital, Sofia, offer a glimpse of a craft beer scene struggling to be born:. Pale lager from multinational brewing interests rules supreme, of course. And while there’s an independent end of the industry as well, doubtless run by the same breed of idealistic enthusiasts that makes microbrewing happen everywhere, it …
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At Good Beer Hunting, which is still with us for now, Maggie Gigandet has written about the practicalities of capturing wild yeast for commercial use.It sounds like a good idea, doesn’t it? And very romantic. But there’s a reason most breweries just buy off-the-shelf yeast: Three Nashville brewers sipped beer from small plastic cups in the backroom of …
Complexifying Guinness, 1967 - Boak & Bailey's Beer Blog
Jan 29, 2020 · After conditioning in tanks, the beer was run through a pasteuriser at 190°F (88°C) before being put into specially designed casks (kegs). That’s fascinating for two reasons. First, there’s an acknowledgement that without blending with mature beer, Guinness was a bit boring. Secondly, Draught Guinness was, in fact, distinctly less ...