Posts Tagged ‘ Eating Isn’t Cheating ’
For anyone familiar with Leeds you will already be aware of the growing homebrewing scene, so much so that we now have a homebrew forum and meet to taste and discuss our craft. The group is organised and have a great meeting place in Mr Foleys Cask Ales House. Dean, the manager, also brews and [ READ MORE ]
Walking too and from work the last couple of days got me thinking about Snickers…and beer. Yup, the chocolate bar formerly known as Marathon. It wasn’t the perceived energy boost that got me thinking, but one of their advertisements. The star footballer with pin-up girlfriend at his side, sat in the Chairman’s office negotiating his next contract [ READ MORE ]
Food and beer, beer and food, there are plenty of eating establisments that are trail blazing, add to that a fair few people talking about matching the two and I reckon a lot more with a watchful eye on the developments to see how far this will go. I’m open to the idea and have [ READ MORE ]
There is a lot of radio chatter at the moment surrounding what appears to be the ‘new wine’ (only joking Leigh!), no not the new wine, just beer in its own right. Not only beer, but beer and food, see The Good Stuff and Called to the Bar for some recent insight into this. I’m [ READ MORE ]
Craft beer brewed in Buxton, in the Derbyshire Peak District It’s always a little awkward when you find yourself waxing lyrical about a particular beer. I’ve noticed that some people view this kind of feedback with suspicion, or at worst with an air of contempt that there may be an ulterior motive. But having considered [ READ MORE ]
For full details of International IPA Day (#IPADay), please see my blog below. But, as the dust is settling, just a quick post to say that the International IPA Day feels to have been a huge success, in my humble opinion. I can’t really put it better than Pete Brown does in his blog post [ READ MORE ]
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