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maeib's Not Just Beer Blog: Opening Hours
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Maeib's Not Just Beer Blog. Follow me on Twitter. Monday, 27 April 2009. It was a far cry from what we have today with pubs effectively able to open all the hours they want to but where generally speaking the vast amount of pubs choose to open all day at least at weekends and Fridays. The pub which closes during the afternoon is in a definite minority, especially in towns or near tourist attractions. So why do pubs which probably could open all day choose not to? So what's the reason? You would be surpri...
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maeib's Not Just Beer Blog: End Of The Line
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Maeib's Not Just Beer Blog. Follow me on Twitter. Monday, 15 June 2009. End Of The Line. I've decided to put the blog to sleep. To be honest I've gotten bored with it and lack the motivation to post with any regularity. I shall keep the blog here rather than shut it down, and will still be twittering or whatever it's called and the latest tweets will still appear at the top of the front page. Thanks Mark, for all your time, effort and importantly passion for this beverage and all that surrounds it! Youll...
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Bottles of Barley: Bottles of Barley: The Reboot
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Scribblings on Craft Beer (and beer at large). Tuesday, June 22, 2010. Bottles of Barley: The Reboot. It's time to reboot the blog! Not in a design sense (at least not yet) but in focus and content. I started this blog around the planning and chronicling of a beer trip to Belgium. That thrust kept things going for awhile. But that trip was almost two years ago and the blog has lost focus and steam. Big time. My other blog serves as therapy. Out of the Cellar. Once a month: These are the posts I love the ...
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Bottles of Barley: Cooking With Beer: Samuel Adams Beer Roasted Chicken
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Scribblings on Craft Beer (and beer at large). Tuesday, September 7, 2010. Cooking With Beer: Samuel Adams Beer Roasted Chicken. Just in time for the release of Samuel Adams Octoberfest, a recipe from the Sam Adams website using the Octoberfest beer for roasted chicken. The recipe as it appears on the website:. 1 1/2 cups Samuel Adams OctoberFest. 3-4 pound chicken, cleaned of fat, rinsed, and patted dry. Juice of one lemon. 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt (to taste). 1 teaspoon freshly crushed black pepper.
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maeib's Not Just Beer Blog: Coming Soon From Adnams
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Maeib's Not Just Beer Blog. Follow me on Twitter. Tuesday, 2 June 2009. Coming Soon From Adnams. I'm going to Suffolk for a week towards the end of June, and will be staying very near Southwold, which is, of course Adnams. Country. Looks like I've timed it well as this new beer. I do like Nelson Sauvin hops. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Ten Interesting Unrated Beers In My Cellar. 3 Fonteinen Hommage (Bel). Avery The Reverend (US). BrewDog Paradox Springbank (Sco). Nils Oscar Rokporter (Swe). July ...
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Bottles of Barley: Tasting Notes: Lancaster Milk Stout
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Scribblings on Craft Beer (and beer at large). Monday, June 7, 2010. Tasting Notes: Lancaster Milk Stout. Brewery: Lancaster Brewing Company. Date Poured: April 2010. Pours an opaque brown with hints of mahogany highlights about the edges, topped by a thin creamy (but persistent) brown head. Smells prominently of roasted barley with a milkiness (or lactose) providing the background for the mocha-like aroma. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Inventory of the Beer Cellar as of 6/6/2010. Beer Travel: Kick...
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Bottles of Barley: Beer Travel: Troeg's Brewery
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Scribblings on Craft Beer (and beer at large). Friday, September 7, 2007. Beer Travel: Troeg's Brewery. OK, I'll write this up even though. I lost all the damn pictures I took during my visit to the brewery! Anyhow, this past weekend (September 1) I was passing through Harrisburg and went to tour the Troeg's. Brewery as well as to fill up my old Troeg's. They had brewed called Scratch Beer #3. It clocks in at 10% ABV. And showed it a bit in the taste but a very nice tripel. And looking to expand a bit...
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The new plan – The Smoking Bottle
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In search of great beer and fire cooked food. November 13, 2015. November 13, 2015. Now that I got that first post. Out of the way, there are going to be some changes around here. First off, you can now check out The Smoking Bottle on Facebook. I plan on sharing things like what’s cooking on the grill, photos from events, or news in the beer world. It will not be too often and I promise I will never post cat photos, no matter how grumpy. Secondly, there is the new address. The old. Is now in action.
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Do robots dream of electric beer? – The Smoking Bottle
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In search of great beer and fire cooked food. Do robots dream of electric beer? November 23, 2015. February 3, 2016. Homebrewing is always evolving. In the old days, brewers had to make do with what information, ingredients, and materials they could get their hands on. Today there is a wealth of information online and in print and numerous retailers supplying high quality ingredients. This availability has helped bring in new brewers and broadened the homebrewer profile. When the Picobrew Zymatic. I too ...
