For over 2000 years, wooden barrels have been used for transporting liquid and solid goods. Today, wooden barrels still have …
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Mead – A Vino Club Guide
Mead or Honey Wine, having been almost confined to tourist gift shops, is making something of a come back. Apparently …
Read More »Wine Knowledge – Port
Sadly, sales of Port continue to decline, it’s time the pleasure of drinking it was re-discovered. The British have a …
Read More »Beer Knowledge – Stout and Porter
Guinness in Dublin is synonymous with Stout today, but the roots of the beer style are traceable to Porter, a …
Read More »Belgium Beer
Belgium is the home of the world’s largest beer producer AB InBev, producers of US Budweiser, Stella Artois and other …
Read More »Storing Wine
Few of us are fortunate to have a suitable cellar for storing wine, so what are the alternatives. Ideal conditions …
Read More »Time for Wine, the Beer is Off
World Cup fever has taken over the country, hard pressed publicans are looking forward to a good few weeks, then …
Read More »Bass – Once the world’s largest brewer
The Bass brewery was founded in 1777 by William Bass in Britain’s brewing capital, Burton on Trent. It grew to …
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According to Statista since 2000 we have lost 10,000 or about 17%. There are now around 50,000 nationwide. CAMRA claim …
Read More »Brandy – A Vino Club Guide
Whereas the starting point for Whisky is a mash of barley, similar to that used for beer, Brandy starts life …
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