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Q&A with beer writer Mark Dredge
Last week, we asked our social media audience for questions to ask beer expert and writer Mark Dredge ā today, we are sharing his answers!
Book review: āSeven Stars: Ancient Astronomy and the English Public Houseā
Seven Stars: Ancient Astronomy and the English Public House by Hugh Kolb Unicorn Publishing (March 2019) Ā£15.00 Reviewed by Dave Pickersgill This copi...
Book review: āThe Cider Insiderā
Susanna Forbes hand-picks 100 of the worldās best craft ciders ā and perries ā that are worth seeking out and drinking now.Ā
Book Review: āA Natural History of Beerā
A Natural History of BeerĀ byĀ Rob DeSalle and Ian Tattersal Ā£20 Yale University Press (April 2019) Reviewed by Ken Paul Drawing from such diverse subje...
Book Review: āItās The Beer Talking: Adventures in Public Housesā
Ian Clayton embarked on a lifelong love affair with local pubs in the middle of the 1970s. His stories are intertwined with quests to find perfect pin...
Book Review: ā300 More Beers to Try Before You Dieā
Thirsty for more? Roger Protz presents another 300 beers worth searching for across the world.Ā
Book Review: ā300 Beers to Try Before You Die!ā
From Belgian fruit beers to hoppy cask ales, small-production microbrews to Czech Republic lagers, 300 Beers to Try Before You Die! is a personal and...
Book Review: ā30-Second Beerā
50 topics, divided under seven chapter headings, offer short, witty summaries, whether covering the basics or uncovering trade secrets.Ā
Book Review: āCAMRAās Beer Knowledgeā
Fully updated and in a new hardback format, this perennial best-seller contains more than 200 entries that cover the serious, the silly and the downri...
Book Review: āThe Yorkshire Beer Bibleā
Renowned beer writer Simon Jenkins trawls the length and breadth of Britainās biggest (and best) county seeking out the brewers old and new, large and...
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