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Looks like Vernon!Last night's.... View attachment 113556
Looks like Vernon!Last night's.... View attachment 113556
Christmas beer list from the World's most authoritative newspaper.
Christmas beer list from the World's most authoritative newspaper.
Associated edit: The Ninkasi is available at The Tate for 16.95 a bottle.
More 'kasi' than 'Nin' then. Wouldn't be much good for the "Pourmeister" amongst us.I'd be mindfulness trying mire Wild Beer after that sour shïte.
I'm making my own list , back laters...
This one looks interesting.the addition of apple juice, wild yeast and a whole heap of hops. It teams a big aromatic bouquet with a livelyness...
''Go home to your master and you may tell him- Brewdog is free''!
Blog post from James Watt...
https://www.brewdog.com/lowdown/blog/nailing-our-colours-to-the-**********ing-mast
Didn't know about Nogne O or that Meantime is up for sale again.
That sounds like two more reasons to drink the Neck Oil from that well-known multinational Led Zeppelin influenced psychedelic outpost. Good thinking Reverend!Definitely one to go back to, and one I'd like to drink cellar, rather than fridge cold, to see if there's more taste lurking in there, and of course, to get a review from Mrs M, who was unable to accompany me this time.
. Good thinking Reverend!
Hey guys!
You may have heard that at the London Mash State of Craft Beer round-table discussion we announced our intention to launch United Craft Brewers – an association of British craft brewers. This has been a long discussion between all of us over the past year. We were all looking for a community here in the UK that was dedicated to the interests of craft brewers and that fit in line with our core values. We want UCB to be that fit, with the help and collaboration of craft breweries across the country.
Our mission statement for UCB is to promote and protect the interests of British craft brewers, their beers and the community of beer enthusiasts. We will be sharing more details about this in the future, but ask for your patience while we pull all the details together. Know that to accomplish our goals, we’ll need to do so through focusing on core values of education and quality, along with promotion and protection.
On July 1 we’ll be launching a website with more information and the opportunity for interested craft brewers to sign up to become a part of this new journey. This isn’t our party that other brewers are just showing up to: we want this to be a collaboration for all of us to contribute to, that’s why we’re planning a meeting for early September where we can discuss where we see the state of craft beer in the UK, and where we see the future for it.
The initial response to UCB from the craft brewing community has been incredibly positive – thank you guys! This shows that there is in fact a demand for the UCB association within the community, and that we’re on the right track.
Stay cool,
Logan Plant
James Watt
Jasper Cuppaidge
James Clay
Richard Burhouse