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zythophile.co.uk
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| | | | | Back in Victorian times, no polar explorer worth the name set north without as much Allsopp's Arctic Ale stashed in the hold of his ship as it could carry. This was a mighty brew, more than 11 per cent alcohol, descended from the strong, sweet ales Burton upon Trent once exported to the Baltic. Now | |
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| | | | | It's tremendous news that the brewery museum in Burton upon Trent is to reopen, though my joy that Britain, one of the world's four or five greatest brewing nations, may finally get the celebration of its beery history that it deserves was turned down a notch by a statement from one of the people who | |
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| | | | | So the sharks have started moving closer to Scottish & Newcastle. This is the latest in a series of foregone conclusions in the British brewing scene since a Conservative government decided it would be a jolly idea to partially sever the tie between brewers and pub ownership with the Beer Orders of 1989. The result, | |
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| | | Leicester Beer Festival, 20/20 Vision, with over 200 real ales, 40 real perries and ciders as well as gin and Prosecco from the Travelling Juniperberries. | ||
