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“Ohhhh wowwww, that is Barbie pink” – Sumac Me Feel Like a Natural Saison

“Ohhhh wowwww, that is Barbie pink” – Sumac Me Feel Like a Natural Saison

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Sep 12, 2014
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It started with a stapler. Leith’s Pilot Beer have a long-held, and oft-stated, love affair with their Rapesco office hardware. I’ve yet to come across a brewery Twitter account, in my experience, with more of an affinity for thunking pieces of paper together. And yet, it turns out they are not alone. Following a chance […]

Coffee beers for UK Coffee Week

Coffee beers for UK Coffee Week

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Apr 11, 2014
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This week, amongst other things, is UK Coffee Week. Running until Sunday, it’s a celebration of all things jitterbean-related, and acts as a platform for Project Waterfall – a scheme, run in partnership with Water Aid, which aims to bring clean drinking water to some of the poorest coffee-growing regions of Africa. I only started […]

Everards to trademark Elixir Brewing Co out of existence

Everards to trademark Elixir Brewing Co out of existence

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Mar 4, 2014
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As the brewing industry continues to expand enormously, one of the recent trends seems to be an increase in unsavoury jostling within the market, with regard to beer names and intellectual property. Trademark disputes, unquestionably, are on the rise. British beer is ballooning in scale at the moment – only surface tension is preventing it […]

Best new beers of 2013…the best of the rest

Best new beers of 2013…the best of the rest

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Dec 16, 2013
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Last week, as is traditional for the second week of December, the BeerCast was turned over to the newcomers – the six best new British beers of 2013. They were, in my eyes (in order of release):- Harbour Aji Limon IPA Magic Rock Salty Kiss Tempest Old Parochial Fyne Ales/Wild Beer Cool as a Cucumber […]

Alechemy and Elixir: a twin tap takeover

Alechemy and Elixir: a twin tap takeover

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Nov 29, 2013
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Tap takeovers. Battle of the Brewers. Events in the beermakers’ pantheon somehow always seem to exude an air of implied menace; even ‘meet the brewer’ sounds as if it could involve a blunt instrument and a trip to casualty if your feedback becomes too honest. Yet, as I’ve said before, these types of nights are […]

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