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The Great British Beer Festival (GBBF) has returned to London Olympia, after two year absence caused by, well we all know why. The post The Great British Beer Festival 2022 first appeared on The...

https://thebrewclub.com/2022/08/04/the-great-british-beer-festival-2022/

I was saddened to learn yesterday of the passing of David Bailey, aka 'Hardnott'. The post Farewell Hardnott first appeared on The Brew Club .

https://thebrewclub.com/2022/02/15/farewell-hardnott/

This is exactly what I was hoping for, an 'old school' IPA brewed with Thornbridge finesse. Thornbridge already brew some of my favourite beers and this is going straight into my top five, The po...

https://thebrewclub.com/2020/06/29/thornbridge-shelby/

'Nightingale' was being brewed before the Covid-19 lockdown in association with 'the women of Manchester Punk Festival. The post Signature Brew Nightingale New England Pale Ale 5.4% ABV first a...

https://thebrewclub.com/2020/06/22/signature-brew-nightingale-new-england-pale-ale-5-4-abv/

The flavour is not too citrussy, there are hints of grapefruit and honey, but it’s more old-school English Pale ale, nonetheless crisp and refreshing. The post Rudgate Nightingale 4.2% ABV fir...

https://thebrewclub.com/2020/06/16/rudgate-nightingale-4-2-abv/

Thornbridge describe 'Florence' as a 4.5% ABV session IPA with a “stone fruit aroma and a defined bitterness on the palate.” The post Thornbridge Florence IPA 4.5% first appeared on The Brew...

https://thebrewclub.com/2020/06/08/thornbridge-florence-ipa-4-5/

2020 is, by any yardstick, proving to be a memorable year, one online beer seller - Beer Hawk - launched a case of special beers, with profits raising funds for NHS charities. The post Cheers to ...

https://thebrewclub.com/2020/06/08/cheers-to-the-nhs/

I’m back, and while I can’t commit to publishing reviews as regularly as perhaps in the past, I will strive to seek out interesting brews and review them here. The post …and back in the roo...

https://thebrewclub.com/2020/05/26/and-back-in-the-room/

While Kingfisher remain ubiquitous, there’s also a new generation of Indian 'craft' beers becoming available, particularly in Goa, which is viewed as India’s ‘Party Central’. The post Ind...

https://thebrewclub.com/2018/10/26/indian-brews/

It’s a great shame, Hardknott brewed some epic beers, and had managed to get shelf space in some major supermarkets but, like Tom Newman’s ‘Celt Experience’, they’re now joining the ran...

https://thebrewclub.com/2018/09/20/sad-farewells/