Blogs about Beer
11 blogs about Beer.
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Beer Compurgation
By Mark Johnson. 🇬🇧Updated
The Ten Pubs That Made Me - Part 3: Dr Okell's / My Foley's Tap House and Leeds A pint in Mr Foley's Tap House from December 2022 This is Part 3 (the fourth post) of an ongoing project. Please see the beginning of Part 0 for details. Come the end of this …
Feed Roughly nine posts per year.
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Beer Insider
“Taking a look behind the obvious.” By Glynn Davis. 🇬🇧Updated
In defence of dynamic pricing Despite the extreme unexpected late-summer heat, I cycled across north London to the BrewDog bar in Camden Town and bought a pint of much welcome “Cold Beer” for a highly discounted rate of £3.05 versus …
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The Beer Nut
“Why is that man photographing his pint?” 🇮🇪Updated
A sliding scale With its abstract art, sweet fruit beers, pastry stouts and endless IPAs, Lough Gill has grown into a brewery unashamed to chase international beer trends. Well, there has to be at least one per country, …
Feed Roughly three posts per week. Started in .
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Belgian Smaak
“An award-winning website and podcast about Belgian beer, Belgian culture, and Belgian beer culture.” By Breandán Kearney. 🇧🇪Updated
A L’Imaige Nostre-Dame A L’Imaige Nostre-Dame is a Brussels estaminet that used to be a small prison for death row inmates. It's part of Belgium's "Café Society". The post A L’Imaige Nostre-Dame appeared first on Belgian Smaak.
Feed Roughly three posts per month. Started in .
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Boak & Bailey's Beer Blog
“UK beer blog running since 2007, with tasting notes, beer history, pub reports and commentary on British booze culture.” By Jessica Boak, Ray Bailey. 🇬🇧Updated
News, nuggets and longreads 30 September 2023: More Love Here’s all the writing about beer and pubs we bookmarked in the past week, from sad hour to Bavarian beer halls. But let’s start with some serious controversy: is it acceptable for a church to …
Feed Roughly two posts per week. Started in .
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Brewing In A Bedsitter
“Adventures in small batch homebrew.” By DaveS. 🇬🇧Updated
Terroir - putting the locally sourced boot in All beer geeks like to occasionally have something that reminds us of when we were first getting into craft beer, so I enjoyed seeing some proper Beer Discourse triggered by a Matt Curtis article yesterday. …
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A Good Beer Blog – Second Gen (2003-2016, 2016- )
“Allegedly the second oldest beer blog on the planet.” By Alan McLeod. 🇨🇦Updated
The First Tentatively Autumnal Beery News Notes For 2023 Lots going on this week. I am a bit surprised that there is a lot going on this week. Not a lot of good stuff, to be honest. “Good” in the sense of rewarding, interesting …
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Paul's Beer & Travel Blog
“A blog about beer, travel and the enjoyment of them both.” By Paul Bailey. 🇬🇧Updated
Getting ready for the off, with a brief taste of Oktoberfest before we depart In less than a days’ time, we will be into October, the 10th month of the year despite the chronological mismatch of its name and, as ever I have to ask the question where has …
Feed Roughly two posts per week. Started in .
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Tandleman's Beer Blog
“Tandleman's Random and Particular Thoughts on Beer.” 🇬🇧Updated
Book Review - Cask by Des De Moor The subject of cask conditioned beer is a complex and broad one and to tackle it, Des De Moor has written a comprehensive and extensive book about it. At 334 pages, it covers a wide …
Feed Roughly 17 posts per year. Started in .
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Will Hawkes — Blog
“Beer, food and travel journalist.” 🇬🇧Updated
August: The Kernel, Borough Bites and Neck Oil goes North A monthly newsletter about London beer and pubs, (mostly) written by journalist Will HawkesSubscribe here!The Centre Dockley Road Industrial Estate in Bermondsey has changed since I was last here. Then, pre-Covid, it was a scrappy …
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Zythophile
“'Zee-tho-fyle', by Martyn Cornell, an award-winning blog about beer now and then, founded in 2007.” 🇬🇧Updated ⚠️️
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A Perfect Day It was a bright, cold day in April and the clock was striking – well, 7:30am, actually, since I had a 9am appointment to mash in some finest Maris Otter at the Goose Island brewery …
Feed Roughly six posts per year. Started in .