I’m a committed beer tourist. Whenever I travel to a new city, abroad or in the UK, I’m always thinking about which breweries and bars I can visit while I’m there. My last three trips abroad have been to explore… Continue Reading
At the start of the month, I was in the Lake district with a group of University friends for our yearly meetup/reunion. Being November, it probably wasn’t the best time weather-wise to head up to Cumbria, but we had a… Continue Reading
“Hygge is about an atmosphere and an experience, rather than about things. It is about being with the people we love. A feeling of home. A feeling that we are safe, that we are shielded from the world and allow… Continue Reading
In recent times, a group of us have been up to Harrogate a couple of times a year as our old school friend Zoe lives there now. She’s a good sort. On the last two or three occasions, we’ve only… Continue Reading
Somehow at the ripe old age of 28, the North had escaped me. There’s no excuse for it – I have a car and enough money to fuel it, so why had I never travelled further than Harrogate? I couldn’t… Continue Reading
Coventry might not be your idea of travelling, but hey, I had to catch a bus and a train and then walk just over a mile to get to Twisted Barrel Brewery and Tap House, so I’m counting this as… Continue Reading
Before travelling to Belgium last year, I was sure to consult ‘Beer Twitter’ for recommendations on where to go. Of all the recommendations for Brussels beer spots, the one that was most memorable was Le Poechenellekelder, partly because it was… Continue Reading
Clare Evans is one of my best friends. For the last year and a quarter, she’s been exploring East Asia and Australia and making everyone she left behind in Blighty mighty jealous. In her first post for Wednesday Beers, she… Continue Reading
Between September 2008 and July 2011, Chester was home away from home for Dave and I. We both studied at the University of Chester and as a result, we spent a lot of time exploring the masses of pubs in… Continue Reading
Tucked away in the outskirts of Brussels city centre lies the dark sheep of Belgian breweries. The problem child. The rebel. You see, Brussels Beer Project are a very unconventional brewery by Belgian standards. They look to innovate rather than… Continue Reading