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The Book Tour That Wouldn’t Die

It’s deeply, deeply gratifying, but it seems that what began as a tour of readings and tastings to promote the release of Hops and Glory has become a semi-permanent, perpetual round of speaking and reading gigs.  That is so not a complaint – I love doing these events – I’m just surprised.

Anyway, this is just a short post to announce some events I’m doing between now and Christmas.  If I’m near you, please come along!

Tuesday 9th November (today!) – Fuller’s Brewery, 6.30pm
bengal Lancer on draught is this month’s seasonal from Fuller’s.  John Keeling will be giving a tutored tasting of the draught versus the bottled beer, and I’ll be telling the story of IPA, which is a lot more romantic but slightly less funny than the story behind the naming of the beer.

Friday 12th November – Westmorland CAMRA Beer Lovers’ Dinner, Kendal
Sold out

Saturday 13th November – Ulverston Brewery, Cumbria, 7.30pm
Exciting new Cumbrian brewery, already winning awards, Ulverston Brewing Company, The Old Auction Mart, Lightburn Road, Ulverston, Cumbria. Tickets from the brewery shop, 11am – 3pm, Mon – Sat.

Sunday 28th November – Amber Ales Brewery Tap – The Talbot Tap, Ripley, Derbyshire
This exciting new brewery loves hops and they’re having an IPA weekend, 25th-28th November, with a bunch of excellent different IPAs from around the UK and beyond.  I’m talking on Sunday at 3pm.  £6 ticket price includes a tasting flight of IPAs.

Sunday 5th December – Abergavenny Christmas Food and Drink Fayre
Not really book-related, I’ll be tasting Christmas beers and doing a bit of food pairing.  Ticket details will be on the website soon.

Thursday 16th December – The Greystones Pub, Sheffield, 7.30pm
The latest acquisition by Thornbridge, a pub in an affluent part of Sheffield that may well be Richard Hawley’s new local.  I’ll be tasting Thorndbridge beers and talking about the book.

See you there!

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SheyMouse

Hi Pete. Thinking of popping by for the Fullers leg of your tour. Do tickets need to be bought/requested? Looked on Fullers site and there was no mention.

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