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Tuesday, 30 June 2020

Historic Homebrew: Perry's 1934 X Ale - A Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Brew...

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B ack at the start of this year - which seems a lifetime ago given recent and ongoing events - I took a trip a few kilometres north to vi...
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Monday, 1 June 2020

'Operation Frothy' - The Beer That Wouldn't Die...

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T he village of Gambell sits right on the northern most tip of the St. Lawrence Island in the remote north west of the American continent...
Friday, 15 May 2020

Pub Tales: First Encounter...

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C hildhood memory is a curious thing... For most of us it's full of the selective memory of summer sunshine, the smell of hot ...
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Sunday, 3 May 2020

A Perry's Ale Advert - Lest we forget...

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The Wicklow People - Saturday 21 July 1934 I 'm putting this advert in a post for no good reason other than I quite like the image ...
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Thursday, 30 April 2020

Who Brewed Ireland's First IPA?

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S o who brewed Ireland's first India Pale Ale? I'm sure that's a question you have always asked yourselves? Well perhaps not, bu...
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Seeking Solace

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You push, the creak, a crack of wood on wood The soft murmur of voices from the hidden snug Low highbrow music crawling from old sp...
Wednesday, 22 April 2020

'Where do you get your Cooper?' Ireland's first beer brand...?

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F rom the end of October 1862 until early 1863 the following piece appeared as a short editorial-like column in a number of Irish and Engli...
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Mostly writing about Irish beer history of late, but I am not a historian. Email me on beerfoodtravel(at)gmail.com or follow me on Twitter & BlueSky (at)beerfoodtravel
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