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Brewdog Punk IPA
Scotland’s largest independent brewery Brew Dog is on fire with a raft of amazing artisan beers that I just love. They consider themselves about breaking rules, taking risks, upsetting trends,…
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The Porterhouse
The Porterhouse is one of my favourite meeting places in London. The exposed copper pipes, artisan beer bottles adorning the walls, a great selection of beers and heady atmosphere make…
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Adnams Ghost Ship
Adnams are on a roll delivering yet another stunning ale which double underlines why they are Brewery Of The Year 2011 according to The Good Pub Guide. One of Adnams’…
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Meantime London Pale Ale
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The Antelope in London (specifically near Tooting Broadway) is my local pub and so becomes the first entry in my blog. Part of the Antic chain of pubs which is…
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Delirium Tremens
Posted on May 4, 2012 | No CommentsDelirium Tremens is a wonderful beer from one of my favourite bars in the world, Delirium Cafe. According to Wikipedia, Delirium Tremens is Latin for “shaking frenzy”, also referred to as The... -
Crusting Pipe
Posted on February 27, 2012 | No CommentsA superb find in the heart of Covent Garden market, just head to the lower ground level and the Crusting Pipe wine bar and restaurant will greet you warmly. The... -
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Posted on February 24, 2012 | No CommentsA staple part of my beer diet, Sierra Nevada is a great tasting American style IPA that thankfully is widely available in most pubs these days in one form or... -
Factoria Plaza Vieja (Cuba)
Posted on February 13, 2012 | No CommentsHavana’s only microbrewery is situated on the beautiful and lively Plaza Vieja right in the heart of Cuba’s capital city and serves fantastic German style beer. Setup by an Austrian... -
Enrique Foster Malbec Reserva
Posted on February 1, 2012 | No CommentsA wonderful red wine that I came across at a meal in Gaucho’s and was described by the waiters as the best wine on their menu and their personal favourite....
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