I drink beer and write about it for fun. No expert but I admire those who are and I love the history. Blog at www.londonbiermeister.co.uk/blog
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Baking hot night on the deck of my boat, offspring visiting, lucky that I have some excellent chilled grape-fermented Geuze
In Birmingham for work and an hour to kill before my train so time to check out the local talent at the Shakespeare Inn near New Street. A Shakespeare Pale from Birmingham Brewing Co and a Signals Hazy Pale from @atticbrewco.bsky.social . Impressed
The weekend starts here! In the bar at Brasserie Cantillon at the beginning of #teurdegueuze
Many thanks @camraofficial.bsky.social for sharing the archive conference motions spreadsheet before St Albans this weekend. As a recent member and history nerd it’s a rich source… Some unanswered questions eg the motion deploring the 1985 and 1986 GBGs for “gross bad taste and offensiveness”??
www.londonbiermeister.co.uk/blog/teur-de.... Blog with accompanying video recounting the joys of Teur de Geuze 2026. Prizes go to Gueuzerie Tilquin, 3 Fonteinen and Hanssens Artisanaal. Check out @balancebrew.bsky.social if you want the best of British in this category
www.londonbiermeister.co.uk/blog/camra-o.... Reflections on @camraofficial.bsky.social Members Weekend. Massive thanks to the local organisers. Some passionate debate. As a newbie with no role in my branch I didn’t take the floor but fwiw here are some moderately passionate thoughts of my own…
www.londonbiermeister.co.uk/blog/have-fu.... New blog (and vlog) mostly about my recent experience drinking beer in Bristol (thanks to @boakandbailey.bsky.social for inspiring me to do this through your blogs)
www.londonbiermeister.co.uk/blog/siren-c.... New blog (and link to new YouTube channel!) on recent trip to Reading with my Beer Passport, also taking in the renowned Merino Way industrial estate taprooms of Siren and Elusive
BrewDog’s administrators offering half price food and drink this week. It would be rude not to… The beers are still good. The guy who was stumped when I said “I can’t remember what it’s called but I think you have a 7% porter brewed on site” less so - a proper BrewDog worker would have known
www.londonbiermeister.co.uk/blog/first-b.... New blog recounting my eclectic beer consumption around Easter. Everything from helping the administrators run down BrewDog stock, to a fine Mad Squirrel in my local Spoons, to a Two Flints west coaster , to the Long Room Bar at the Oval…
