Next up in our Meet The Home Brewer Series we have @seanayling Does your homebrewery have a name? If so what’s the story behind it? The South Street Shed Brewery. When I took up the hobby again the condition was that I didn’t do it in the house. South Street is the name of the […]
View Post Brewing beer, home brew, homebrew, sean aylingSorry it’s taken so long to announce the winner of the wonderful mixed case from My Brewery Tap, we had way more entries to our cooking with beer competition than I ever imagined. There was everything from Pork cooked in beer to nutella and beer pancakes, some of the recipes were incredibly simple others required […]
View Post beer and food, beer recipes, BrewDog, cooking with food, recipeThis weeks Meet The Brewer, comes from Colin at Marble, he’s the second brewer from Marble Brewery to take part, although Dom now brewing at Thornbridge. What is your Brewery name and where did it come from? It’s the Marble Brewery in Manchester. It was named after the Marble Arch pub where it’s based. What is […]
View Post bottled beer, cask beer, kegged beer, manchester beer, marble brewery, northern beerLast Friday night a group of us went to the Black Sheep Beer and Food Night at the brewery in Masham, 3 of us were beer bloggers the other 3 were our partners, some of who enjoy the odd beer and some who don’t drink beer at all. We arrived in Masham a little early, […]
View Post beer and food, Beer and food pairing, black sheep, cask ale, cask beer, Yorkshire AleNext up in meet our meet the home brewer series is Tom Fozard or cheeeseboiger as he’s known on twitter. Does your home-brewery have a name? If so, what’s the story behind it? No, not really. There’s a loose theme to do with the names of the beers I’ve brewed, with most of them having […]
View Post home brew, home brew beer, meet the home brewerIt’s that time of year again where the Captain Cook Inn at Staithes holds it’s St George beer festival, if you’re in the area it’s well worth checking out, there are usually some great beers, sausages and pies. This years festival will kick off at 11 am on Thursday 21st April 2011 and run till […]
View Post beer festival captain cook inn, captain cook, cask ale, cask beerAt 7:30pm it’s your chance to meet people from BrewDog including Josie Ludford their Northern Territory Sales & Marketing Manager. There’ll be talk, tasters and snacks at half time. If you’ve not been to the Tyne for a while you might not know that, alongside their Gold Tankard and two other rotating Wylam beers they […]
View Post bottled beer, BrewDog, kegged beer, northern beer, the tyneAs it’s Friday and it’s also Comic Relief I thought I’d post a few beer related funnies, if you’ve got any then please leave them below. A gorilla walks into a bar, pulls up a stool, and orders a beer. The bartender pours him a tall, frothy mug and says “That’ll be five bucks.” As […]
View PostIn a first for Meet the Brewer we head across the North Sea to Norway and chat to Kjetil Jikiun of Nøgne ø What is your Brewery name and where did it come from? Nøgne ø, Det Kompromissløse Bryggeri, which litteraly means Naked Island, The Uncomromising Brewery. Naked Island is a term from from the […]
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