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Writing a Book in Lockdown, Week 3: Here Come the Hard Yards

16th April 2020 | Beer Books, Beer Writing, Books, Craft Beer, The Meanings of Craft Beer, Writing

I'm writing and self-publishing a book during lockdown, and sharing my experience with anyone else thinking of doing the same, especially if it's the...

Thinking of writing a book on lockdown? Here’s how I start mine.

7th April 2020 | Beer Writing, Books, The Meanings of Craft Beer, Writing

I've set myself a task of writing and self-publishing a new book in 13 weeks. I'm sharing the process in case it helps anyone...

The Meanings of Craft Beer: My lockdown book, out 25th June

2nd April 2020 | Beer Books, Beer Writing, Books, The Meanings of Craft Beer, Writing

I've set myself a 13-week project: to write and self-publish a new book that I've been wanting to write for the last year. Here's...

Most People Who Did Dry January Will Have Forgotten It By Now. Here’s Why I Haven’t.

4th March 2020 | Alcohol, BrewDog, Dry January, Neo-prohibitionism

In early March, after a boozy February, I'm hoping that this year will finally see some permanent changes in my drinking habits - after...

Economies of Ale Part Two: How the Pub is Evolving

24th January 2020 | Pub closures, Pubs

Earlier this week I blogged about the new ONS data which shows an end to - or at least pause in - the decline...

Cask Ale is Dead? Try Telling Five Points

22nd January 2020 | Beer, Cask ale, Cask report, Craft Beer, Five Points, Real Ale

In a troubled market, the East London brewer announces it has doubled its cask ales sales. How? By doing the things everyone knows need...

Is The Moon Under Water Finally Getting its Head Above the Surface?

21st January 2020 | Pub closures, Pubcos, Pubs

The Office of National Statistics says the number of pubs in Britain has grown for the first time since 2007. Surely that's got to...

Happy Birthday Ratcliff Ale – tasting pretty good at 150 years old.

20th December 2019 | Bass Ale, Beer, Beer tasting, Hops & Glory

I got invited to a birthday party in Burton-on-Trent that was quite unlike any other – a mass tasting of six legendary beers known...

The Future of Original Gravity: A Statement

6th December 2019 | Beer, Original Gravity

Our beer magazine format is taking a break. But it's a temporary one...

Writing a Book in Lockdown, Week 3: Here Come the Hard Yards

Thinking of writing a book on lockdown? Here’s how I start mine.

The Meanings of Craft Beer: My lockdown book, out 25th June

Most People Who Did Dry January Will Have Forgotten It By Now. Here’s Why I Haven’t.

Economies of Ale Part Two: How the Pub is Evolving

Cask Ale is Dead? Try Telling Five Points

Is The Moon Under Water Finally Getting its Head Above the Surface?

Happy Birthday Ratcliff Ale – tasting pretty good at 150 years old.

The Future of Original Gravity: A Statement

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