Never underestimate the power of Twitter. A little while ago I’d banged on in a few tweets about how I wished Lion would hurry up and send me one of their new-fangled […]
Tap King a real innovation
It’s YouTubesday!
Okay, so I’m still waiting for Lion to send me one of their Tap King thingos to review (if someone from Lion is reading this, can you make sure the beer you […]
Extra Vintage is extra great
When you’re a beer reviewer you get some pretty cool stuff in the mail. Beer, obviously, but I sometimes get other handy bits and bobs. Like bottle openers and nifty glassware (the […]
My own beer glass cupboard
Over the weekend my wife announced that I had to do something about my beer glass collection. Seems she thought it was taking up so much space in the cupboard where we […]
Steamrail, Byron Bay and taking ownership
A few days ago I wrote a piece relating to the brouhaha surrounding the Steamrail beers made for (by?) Coles. Coles’ name is rather conspicuously absent from the labels. That doesn’t bother […]
But have you tried them yet?
There’s been a lot of talk lately – both in beer blogs and on Twitter – about the Steamrail range of beers just released by Coles. All of it negative. But there […]
Getting closer to the ton
About a year and a half ago, I started getting serious about good beer. One thing I did was buy a book listing the top 100 beers as chosen by a bunch […]
A curious can of beer
This is my first post since before Christmas – because I’ve been on holidays and having too much fun to sit down and write a blog entry. I know some bloggers will […]
Weird things about PBR
Here’s three weird things about Pabst Blue Ribbon. Weird thing Number One: When I saw the pallets and pallets of it at my local Dan Murphy’s last week (clearly they’re expecting to […]
Some notes on Fat Yak
Here’s some short notes on Fat Yak, a beer from Matilda Bay that has polarised craft beers like no other from the brewer. Well, at least until they released Minimum Chips (a […]
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