IrishBeerHistory: Irish Brewing People of the Past - #2 Eliza Alley
The history of Irish brewing is no stranger to women. There is much talk and commentary regarding the brew wives of the far past, and some mention of| beerfoodtravel.blogspot.com
Well, since we last met… yes, fine… the Red Sox lost last Thursday. But then the Yankees (who beat the Sox… my Sox) got their own butts kicked in the first two games of the next series by the Jays who took it all in game four last night which… sorta made me feel… schadenfreudig? … Continue reading "The Beery News Notes For The Threat Of Frost And The Yanks And Jays In What Might Just Be A Post-Passion World"| A Good Beer Blog
Just in case, you didn’t know the baseball playoffs are brutal. Four rounds of MLB games take place between last Tuesday and end no later than November 1st. By way of comparison, hockey takes months and months and months to figure out who gets their names on the cup. So… I have been distracted and … Continue reading "Your Totally Excited And Entirely Distracted Beery News Notes For Wildcard Week"| A Good Beer Blog
The history of Irish brewing is no stranger to women. There is much talk and commentary regarding the brew wives of the far past, and some mention of| beerfoodtravel.blogspot.com
Yup. Big news this week? I am trying to nap in as many spots in the house or out in the yard as I can. I’ve yet to try that awkward chair in the back rec room but I still have my eye on it. It’s all so pleasant. The evening air is now cool … Continue reading "The “But… He’s Just Mailing It In From Vacation!!!” Edition Of The Thursday Beery News Notes"| A Good Beer Blog
Welcome to August. No rain to speak of. Not for weeks. Lawns look like Nabisco Shredded Wheat testing plots. I’ve spent days and days schlepping the garden hose and watering can all over the estate. Which has reminded me of how wise it was to buy 6,500 square feet of land back in 2006. Once upon a time I had four acres to take care. Now? No mow no mo… practically speaking. As a result, I have barely looked at the beer news which is good as there is barely any beer news these days. That ...| A Good Beer Blog
Lidl has announced an exclusive new Scottish craft beer range, Beinn Brewing, in partnership with long-standing supplier, Stewart Brewing. Crafted in homage to Scotland’s scenic landscape, the Beinn Brewing range consists of three tropical pale ales that are perfect for the spring and summer. The beers - Citrus Belter, Tropical Trossachs and Beinn Hazy - […]| Craft Beer | Scotsman Food and Drink
April 2025 hasn’t been kind to marketers. Between economic jitters, tariff threats, and increased business taxation, UK companies are re-evaluating where they spend—and where they can see tangible returns. The latest IPA Bellwether Report for Q1 2025 confirms the squeeze, marking the first overall decline in UK marketing budgets in four years. While main media channels like out-of-home and audio have seen significant cuts (with a net balance of -6.7%), direct marketing bucks the trend. Bu...| The Software Bureau
Gareth Young is his own words, "a craft beer nerd". He grew up in Lenzie but started home brewing as a hobby about the same time as he went to Glasgow university. He studied Computer Sciences and Maths, but added an extra subject of Philosophy. “It just kind of caught my attention. I found that […]| Artisan | Scotsman Food and Drink
In this article, I'll run through my tips for maintaining a haze stability in your IPAs. Using these techniques, I’ve maintained haze stability long term.| HUMEBREW
