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Best travel writing 2011: Budweiser Budvar John White Travel Bursary -- British Guild of Beer Writers Awards
"A necessity if you're a beer geek travelling to London town" - Beer Advocate
"Essential reading if you are to use your pub time wisely" - Jeff Evans
"Very authoritative" - Tim Webb.
"One of the top beer writers in the UK" - Mark Dredge.
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Top Tastings 2011
ABV: 3.8%
Origin: Cairndow, Argyll & Bute, Scotland
Website: www.fyneales.com
Fyne Ales Jarl
Cask golden ales are now as ubiquitous in Britain as traditional bitter, and most, it’s sad to say, make for relatively bland, if refreshing, drinking. One of the ways some of them are marking themselves out is by leaning towards the US style of [...]
Beer sellers: Scottish Real Ale Shop; Top Tastings 2011
ABV: 4%
Origin: Larbert, Falkirk, Scotland
Website www.trystbrewery.co.uk
Tryst Drovers 80/-
Tryst is a strong candidate for the list of the most underrated breweries in the UK — I don’t think I’ve ever had a bad beer from this micro just outside Falkirk. The wide range of accomplished bottle conditioned beers [...]
Beer sellers: Scottish Real Ale Shop
ABV: 4.5%
Origin: Throsk, Stirling, Scotland
Website: www.traditionalscottishales.com, www.theladeinn.com
Traditional Scottish Ales Lade Inn LadeBack
In 2003, the owners of the delightful Lade Inn in the Trossachs near Callander decided to add to the pub’s attractions by opening a microbrewery in an outbuilding, developing a range of own brand beers in collaboration with Douglas [...]
Beer sellers: Scottish Real Ale Shop
ABV: 4.5%
Origin: Pitlochry, Perth & Kinross, Scotland
Website: www.moulininn.co.uk
Moulin Brewery Real Ales Special Brews
From one of Scotland’s (and the UK’s) smallest and most scenically situtated breweries comes this bottle conditioned rarity in an intriguingly screen printed bottle. It’s from the village of Moulin, actually the historic centre of an ancient parish [...]
Beer sellers: Scottish Real Ale Shop
ABV: 6%
Origin: Swannay, Orkney, Scotland
Website: www.highlandbrewingcompany.co.uk
Highland (Swannay) Orkney Blast
One of Britain’s most northerly breweries and one of its more ambitious, the Highland Brewing Company’s Swannay Brewery was established by Rob Hill, formerly with the Orkney Brewery, originally as a beer firm that contracted out to English breweries. Since 2006, however, [...]
European Beer Bloggers Conference 2011
ABV: 8.2%
Origin: Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland
Website: http://www.innisandgunn.com/
Innis & Gunn Oak Aged Beer
Scotland’s Innis & Gunn specialises in oak ageing beer – “like no other beer”, they’ve been known to claim rather inaccurately, although their take on the process is unusual. It came about when Dougal Sharp, then brewer at Caledonian, was asked to create [...]
An extended review of a beer featured as a new real ale in a bottle on the bottled beer review page in the February 2011 issue of BEER magazine, sent free every quarter to CAMRA members, who can also view it online. The magazine is additionally available in selected newsagents.
ABV: 5%
Origin: Newington, Edinburgh, Scotland
Website: www.stewartbrewing.co.uk
Stewart St [...]
ABV: 4%
Origin: Larbert, Falkirk, Scotland
Website: http://www.trystbrewery.co.uk
This is an expanded review of a beer that featured as a fruit beer on the bottled beer review page in the August 2010 issue of BEER magazine, sent free every quarter to CAMRA members, who can also view it online. The magazine is also available in selected newsagents.
Tryst Blàthan
Hops [...]
ABV: 10%
Origin: Innerleithen, Scottish Borders
Website: www.traquair.co.uk
Traquair 2010
An extended review of a beer featured as a strong and special beer on the bottled beer review page in the November 2010 issue of BEER magazine, sent free every quarter to CAMRA members, who can also view it online. The magazine is additionally available in selected newsagents.
The 18th [...]
Top Tastings 2008. A shorter version appeared on facebook January 2009.
ABV: 4.3%
Origin: Loanhead, Midlothian, Scotland
Website: www.stewartbrewing.co.uk
Stewart Edinburgh No 3 Premium Scottish Ale
I was recently enthusing to a Scottish friend and fellow beer enthusiast about the recent improvements in the Scottish brewing scene, to a somewhat arch and cynical response. “Aye, there are more brewers, it’s [...]
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Biercultuur met Des de Moor.
Promotie van een internationale biercultuur die bieren van kwaliteit, voortreffelijkheid en streekkarakter erkent en viert, die met zorg en passie zijn gebrouwen.
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