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The Crown in Nottingham. SOURCE: Dermot Kennedy/Pub Gallery. When we see that Dermot Kennedy has published another of his heavily-illustrated pub history posts, we clap our hands in delight. The third part of his series on Art Deco pubs arrived this week with a focus on suburban pubs:. Nottingham has no fewer than 7 art deco pubs and in the Crown Hotel includes one that was possibly the first ...
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20 hours ago · The prices were a pleasant change from Bristol too: £5.85 got us a pint and half of beer in excellent condition. And the seasonal special was being advertised at £3.90 a pint. We were there just after opening time and there were already a few people getting settled. Most of them were drinking bitter as far as we could tell.
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Our latest book is Balmy Nectar, a collection of the best of our writing from here on the blog and across various magazines since 2012.It's available via Amazon worldwide. Our book 20th Century Pub was released in 2017 and is an award-winning rattle through the development of the English pub from beerhouses to micropubs. A new edition of …
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Dec 18, 2022 · Our latest book is Balmy Nectar, a collection of the best of our writing from here on the blog and across various magazines since 2012.It's available via Amazon worldwide. Our book 20th Century Pub was released in 2017 and is an award-winning rattle through the development of the English pub from beerhouses to micropubs. A new edition of Brew Britannia: the strange rebirth of British beer came ...
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Dec 21, 2021 · Our latest book is Balmy Nectar, a collection of the best of our writing from here on the blog and across various magazines since 2012.It's available via Amazon worldwide. Our book 20th Century Pub was released in 2017 and is an award-winning rattle through the development of the English pub from beerhouses to micropubs. A new edition of Brew Britannia: the strange rebirth of British beer came ...
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Feb 23, 2021 · Our latest book is Balmy Nectar, a collection of the best of our writing from here on the blog and across various magazines since 2012.It's available via Amazon worldwide. Our book 20th Century Pub was released in 2017 and is an award-winning rattle through the development of the English pub from beerhouses to micropubs. A new edition of Brew Britannia: the strange rebirth of British beer came ...
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Oktoberfest. SOURCE: Kimia at Unsplash Last year we wrote about how Oktoberfest beer didn’t really do it for us. Now, Jeff Alworth says, actually, it’s great – at least, the American take – and explains why he thinks so in some detail: To the average American, Oktoberfest refers to an orangey-amber German beer that comes along in the fall.
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Jun 8, 2020 · Our latest book is Balmy Nectar, a collection of the best of our writing from here on the blog and across various magazines since 2012.It's available via Amazon worldwide. Our book 20th Century Pub was released in 2017 and is an award-winning rattle through the development of the English pub from beerhouses to micropubs. A new edition of Brew Britannia: the strange rebirth of British beer came ...
The best of our writing from 2019 | Boak & Bailey's beer blog
Dec 17, 2019 · We’ve turned out some stuff of which we’re quite proud this year, from Guinness history to reflections on Belgium. We’ve been pulling together these self-celebratory round-ups for a few years now, as companion pieces to our selections of the best beer writing by other people.. They offer a chance to pat ourselves on the back, tamp down some of the self-doubt that probably afflicts anyone ...
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At Good Beer Hunting, which is still with us for now, Maggie Gigandet has written about the practicalities of capturing wild yeast for commercial use.It sounds like a good idea, doesn’t it? And very romantic. But there’s a reason most breweries just buy off-the-shelf yeast: Three Nashville brewers sipped beer from small plastic cups in the backroom of …