Edinburgh Beer Weekly 17/12 – 23/12
Welcome to the latest Edinburgh Beer Weekly! Every Sunday we’ll be posting a preview of all the beery happenings in the city for the next seven days – so you won’t miss a thing. You can sign up to our subscription service, ensuring you’ll get a notification every Sunday when the Edinburgh Beer Weekly is […]
Best new beers of 2012…Cromarty AKA IPA
So, the list of our six best new British beers of 2012 ends here. Regular BeerCast readers might not be surprised by our final choice, as this particular beer was only released last month – and we were raving about it. But, deservedly, this wonderful IPA takes that final BOTY slot… AKA IPA (6.7%) Cromarty […]
Best new beers of 2012…Elixir Benedictine Groove
For the penultimate offering in our list of best new British beers of 2012, we head back two months to October. A small-scale operation, contracting out to another brewery, launched their first beer – and it got everybody in Edinburgh talking… Benedictine Groove (5.5%) Elixir Brewing Company, Edinburgh (cask, released October) 2012 was very much […]
Best new beers of 2012…Marble Northern Quarter Bitter
The next in our list of best new British beers of 2012 (which we are posting in order of release) first appeared back in late August, and was the perfect example of how important context can be. A bitter – made in Manchester, named after an area of Manchester, and drunk in Manchester… Northern Quarter […]
Best new beers of 2012…Camden King Crimson
We’re now halfway through our annual best new British beers of the year feature with this, our third pick. So far, we’ve had an IPA and a black IPA, so next in line is…a red IPA. Well, a red IPA with a difference. Our third best new British beer of 2012 (in order of release, […]
Best new beers of 2012…Roosters Serlo de Burgh
Following our initial nomination of Buxton Imperial Black yesterday, our annual look back at the most memorable new British beers continues. We have five other places to fill in the list, and for our next choice, we head more or less due north from the Peak District, into the similarly picturesque North Yorkshire. There, in […]
