Reflection on a Pale

June 8, 2020.Reading time 10 minutes.

Three times I fell for this beer and three times this beer proved it should be a fridge staple.

Creatures of Habit

April 28, 2020.Reading time 12 minutes.

Thoughts on beer, pubs and life during lockdown.

Stay Safe, Shop Local, Support Sussex

March 17, 2020.Reading time 15 minutes.

A list of Home Delivery options from Sussex brewers and bottle shops for those looking to support small, local business during the Covid-19 Pandemic.

A Vintage Ale and a New Tradition

December 7, 2019.Reading time 7 minutes.

In my pre-Christmas lull, I’ve realised, it’s Vintage Ale season.

Little Looks: Jameson Caskmates Fourpure Edition

October 19, 2019.Reading time 3 minutes.

This limited edition, UK exclusive is the latest in Jameson’s Whiskey Caskmates range, seeing the whiskey finished in Fourpure Shapeshifter IPA barrels.

Beer No Evil

October 18, 2019.Reading time 10 minutes.

I ‘Heart’ Sunny Worthing, a sign states, fixed to a lamp post, but the day is anything but sunny, in fact, it’s as grey as the street furniture the sign is attached to. The South Coast town was given the nickname ‘Sunny’ due to its mild climate, just one of the reasons why over the […]

Discovering The Bridge Inn, Topsham, Devon.

October 13, 2019.Reading time 5 minutes.

We admire the outlook over the river on which the pub sits before making our way up the steps, not realising we’re entering a time capsule or, indeed, a pub firmly on the list of Cult Classics.

Q&A: Nix Prabhu, Craft Beer Passport UK

July 10, 2019.Reading time 14 minutes.

Look at Brew gets the lowdown on all things beer, the North East and life in the industry with Craft Beer Passport’s very own Nix Prabhu.

LITTLE LOOKS: Lancaster Blonde

July 10, 2019.Reading time 3 minutes.

Little Looks are the reviews of brews that may be new to me or to the market, a local beer I want to shout about, or simply a classic revisited.

Being Green in the Wye Valley

July 10, 2019.Reading time 9 minutes.

The Wye Valley is a particularly beautiful part of the country, straddling the Anglo-Welsh border it’s protected as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. To say that it’s a green and pleasant land would be an understatement; It’s one of the most dramatic and scenic landscapes in Britain and it is home to Wye Valley Brewery.