Blogs about Beer

Recently I was stood outside Huddersfield Railway Station waiting for my Replacement Bus Service. I was eating much needed food from a nearby fast food outlet and contemplating my next move. Other match-goers had gone …

My trip down to The Duke of Greenwich started badly having taken the wrong train at London Bridge (mistakenly to East Croydon) and it continued in this vein when I then took the wrong exit …

Co. Down's Mourne Mountains Brewery supplies the goods today: a random selection of new-to-me beers. That they're mostly stouts is accidental, honest.Cliff Hanger wants to make it very clear that it's, well, clear. "West Coast …

Photos by Cliff Lucas This editorially independent podcast has been supported by VISITFLANDERS as part of the “Game Changers” series of podcasts. podcast is about the Oude Geuze Mariage Parfait from Brouwerij Boon. It involves …

Every week we round up the best writing about beer from the preceding week. This time we’ve got pool tables, massive pubs, and thin places. First, a BrewDog update: the Scottish brewery has told shareholders …

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. …

Is it me? It’s not you… is it? No, it’s beer. When beer sales peak, the news gets a bit sleepy or at least played out as expected. LCBO strike got settled. Beer in Canada …

Belatedly, here are some notes on Mild Magic 2024, Stockport and South Manchester CAMRA’s annual celebration & promotion of mild. One of the pleasures of Mild Magic is planning proper trips out, whether to New …

After the previous introductory article about the former channel port of Folkestone, here’s the post you’ve all been waiting for, namely some narrative about the pubs and bars my friends and I visited in the …

Revelations come in odd places. I had gotten off the St. Clair replacement bus the other month and was walking across Maple Claire park from the Gunns Road streetcar loop. It’s the shortest and least …

I've been at this old beer writing game for a long time, which is likely why I don't do it nearly as much as I used to. Thanks to the What's Doing archive, though, I …

A monthly newsletter about London beer and pubs written by Will HawkesEnjoy London Beer City? Support it here Untied4 July is Independence Day across the Atlantic, a jamboree (so I’m led to believe) of meat-grillin’, …

The Tipperary pub in Fleet Street, London, has reopened after four years of closure, excellent news, since it’s one of the most attractive little pubs in the City. Planning permission was actually granted in April …