IrishBeerHistory

I f there's one thing that will anger and traumatise a certain type of Guinness drinker it's the thought of blending their hallowed ...

I t began with a shipwreck. Late on Sunday night, another fearful collision took place in the Channel a few miles to the westward of the Sou...

W here to start? When Boak & Bailey , along with Alan McLeod, suggested that we focus on a part of Martyn Cornell’s magnificent tome Por...

A while ago Guinness moved the brewing of its Foreign Extra (FE) stout from St. James's Gate in Dublin to an anonymous big brewer in th...

I t’s a quite ludicrous idea really. The concept of attempting to brew a historic brewery beer of any kind in these modern times could be se...

T here is good argument to say that research of any kind is a form of therapy, as it distracts the mind, gives a sense of purpose, and can b...