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The Good Beer Guide 2025

The Good Beer Guide 2025

Iain MacLeod

CAMRA BOOKS
2024
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The Campaign for Real Ale's (CAMRA) Good Beer Guide - the UK's best-selling beer and pub guide - is celebrating its 52nd edition with not one but two covers featuring two of the UK's favourite locals: Coronation Street's Rovers Return Inn, and Emmerdale's Woolpack. The Guide, which surveys 4,500 of the best pubs across the UK, is the definitive beer drinker's guide for those seeking the best pints in the nation's pubs. The Good Beer Guide 2025 is available for pre-order now.The Rovers Return Inn and the Woolpack represent the familiarity and community spirit of pubs across the UK. This edition of the Guide pays tribute to the communities that are beamed into homes, providing entertainment and companionship to those that may not have a local pub of their own. Research commissioned by CAMRA found that people who have a local rate themselves as significantly happier because of it, and have more close friends, and the pubs on television reflect this feeling. Some of Coronation Street's and Emmerdale's most iconic, touching and memorable moments have taken place in their respective pubs.
The Good Beer Guide 2025

The Good Beer Guide 2025

Iain MacLeod

CAMRA BOOKS
2024
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This is the complete book for beer lovers and for anyone wanting to experience the UK's finest pubs. The Good Beer Guide is completely independent, with listings based entirely on evaluation by CAMRA member and this year has a foreword from the licensee of one of the UK's best known pubs - the Rover's Return. The Campaign for Real Ale is considered one of the most successful consumer campaigns ever. Our aim is to have good quality real ale, ciders and perries and to have thriving pubs and clubs in every community.CAMRA believes well-run pubs, whether in rural or urban areas, play a critical social role in UK culture as the centres of community life. CAMRA supports the traditional pub as the best place to enjoy real ale, and to try one of the thousands of superb beverages now produced across the UK.
How to Brew Beer in Your Kitchen

How to Brew Beer in Your Kitchen

John Palmer

CAMRA BOOKS
2025
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This book will teach readers how to brew beer in their own kitchen, on a stove or hotplate, with a minimum of fuss and bother. It will focus on brewing a 10 litre (2.5 gallon) batch size because most kitchen stoves can only boil up to 3 gallons in a reasonable amount of time.
The Wine & Beer Maker's Year (2nd Edition)
This book is a round-the-year guide to wine and beer making, covering dry and sweet wines, beers, lagers, liqueurs and fortified wines. In the introduction, the author explains the basic principles of the craft and advises on health and safety and the choice, use and care of equipment. The main body of the text, fully illustrated with delicate line drawings, is a season-by-season guide to ingredients and recipes for making wines and beers to suit all tastes.
Why's the beer always stronger up North?
This collection of papers takes a new, critical line on lifelong learning. Over the last few decades in the English-speaking world, a powerful consensus has developed about the need for nothing less than a revolution in education and training to maintain economic competitiveness. Politicians of the left, middle and right, trade union and business leaders have repeatedly promoted this rhetoric, choosing lifelong learning as the solution to a wide range of economic, social and political problems. This report draws on empirical research which challenges this consensus in Germany, France and Spain, as well as in the UK. It suggests that instead lifelong learning may be better viewed as contested terrain between employers, unions and the state. It argues that lifelong learning is being turned into a moral obligation and a form of social control, and that the demands on employees to become and remain everlastingly employable are escalating. The report raises many critical and controversial issues in examining the concepts of 'The Learning Society', 'The Learning Organisation' and 'Lifelong Learning' as they are being translated into practice in the UK with similar projects in a number of European countries. It also compares British initiatives. For example, footloose employers claim to be developing 'learning organisations' to which employees are expected to be totally committed, while being treated as totally expendable. The equation does not add up. The report is essential reading for all politicians, policy makers, employers, trade unionists and educationalists keen to develop a Learning Society within the UK.
Make Your Own Beer And Cider

Make Your Own Beer And Cider

Paul Peacock

How To Books Ltd
2011
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Less than 200 years ago, beers, ciders and a myriad collection of country wines were generally brewed at home. Beer, whether it was 'best' or 'small' was drunk by everyone in preference to water. Beer and cider nourished, as well as slaked thirst. With just a few utensils you can make your own tax-free beer, cider and country wine. Inside this book you will find recipes ancient and modern, some as simple as dissolving malt extract in sugary water and adding yeast. You can also read the best ways to get really professional results from kits. More than anything you will find really tasty, excellent beers and ciders and home-made wines to quench your thirst for a decade to come. There are recipes for stouts, ales, beers (and the difference between them explained); and for lagers, fruit beers, and ciders of many kinds including rough, orange, scrumpy, perry, natural and yeasted. Also included are the fundamentals of tasty home-made wine-making showing you how to make amazing wine from the contents of your fruit and vegetable garden.Contents: 1. Drinking responsibly; 2. Basics of brewing; 3. That magic touch; 4. Beer - the basics; 5. Beers from the UK; 6. Beers from Belgium; 7. Beers from Europe; 8. Ales; 9. Ales ancient and modern; 10. Ciders peeled to the bone; 11. Apple types and their traditional drinks; 12. Scrumpy; 13. Fine ciders; 14. Apple wine.
The Sheffield Beer and Spirit Bible

The Sheffield Beer and Spirit Bible

Joe Food

Meze Publishing
2021
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From a rich heritage in cask ales dating back to the industrial revolution to its role as a driving force in the UK’s craft beer revolution, Sheffield can proudly proclaim to be one of the country’s most significant brewing cities. Today it boasts over four times as many breweries than that of Greater London, churns out around 1,000 different beers each year and has a growing number of venues committed to stocking a wide range of local brews. Take a tour with us through the Steel City’s thriving beer and spirits scene, showcasing some of the many wonderful pubs, bars, shops, breweries and distilleries that unite to make the city one of the UK’s most exciting destinations for connoisseurs of real ale, craft beer and (increasingly so) gin!
The New Craft Beer World

The New Craft Beer World

Mark Dredge

Dog 'n' Bone
2021
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The New Craft Beer World cracks open over 400 of the finest, most innovative brews on the planet, making it a must-have for any beer lover. With more amazing beers available than ever before, it’s hard to know which ones to choose. That’s where The New Craft Beer World comes in. Gathering together over 400 of the most innovative and tastiest beers you need to try, and divided into 50 different categories, you will find the best of the best each style has to offer. Every category comes with an explanation of the key characteristics of the style – whether it’s an American IPA bursting with citrusy C-hops or an Imperial Stout full of dark roasted malts – along with an example of a classic brew and a selection of cutting edge versions that are certain to become instant favourites. So whether you’re looking for bitter beers or balanced flavours, a hit of hops or a hint of coffee, the reviews will point you in the right direction to find the perfect beer to suit your tastebuds. Also included are interesting nuggets of beer information, covering everything from the catalyst that has caused the astonishing growth in craft beer through to matching beer with food and how to serve your drinks.
William Shakes a Beer

William Shakes a Beer

P.Harry Mason

The Choir Press
2017
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When I was 10 my aunt gave me Spike Milligan's brilliant Book of Milliganimals for my birthday. I quickly fell in love with the great man's nonsense poems and was soon reciting The Silly Old Baboon, The Gofongo or The Wiggle-Woggle to myself and anyone who'd listen. Some years later I thought I'd risk writing a poem myself and penned The Man Next Door one rainy afternoon and that was soon followed by Our Beastly Boiler. I don't remember deliberately creating William, but I simply found I enjoyed writing silly poems from the point of view of a well meaning but easily befuddled young lad with a huge imagination.
The Little Book of Beer
Everything you ever wanted to know about beer but were too busy drinking it to ask. The Little Book of Beer is a light-hearted, irreverent but also informative book that celebrates beer culture. The book should be something that enlightens the reader while also leaving them foaming (pun intended) at the month at the mere thought of going for a pint. It will show how beer is one of the great unifiers, a drink almost as old as time, and it is something that brings people together and makes them happy. While it celebrates how beer has influenced popular culture and vice versa, it avoids falling into obvious traps of beer snobbery or elitism. 'You can't be a real country unless you have a beer and an airline – it helps if you have some kind of football team, or some nuclear weapons, but in the very least you need a beer.' Frank Zappa. 'When all else fails, there is music. When that fails you, there is beer.' James Hauenstein.
Cooking with Beer

Cooking with Beer

Mark Dredge

Ryland, Peters Small Ltd
2021
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Over 65 delicious recipes to combine two of your favourite things, beer and food! If you’ve ever enjoyed having a beer with your food, now you can enjoy having beer in your food! The next step for any beer lover is to try using beer as an ingredient, and that's where these 65 delicious recipes come in. Self-confessed beer geek Mark Dredge has combined two of his passions - great brews and delicious food – to make creative combinations for you to try. Every occasion is covered, from recovery hangover brunches featuring coffee stout pancakes and beer brunch muffins to hearty main meals like IPA and cheddar cheese barley risotto. There are also delicious desserts including the must-try PBJ crumble cakes. If you desire some comforting carbs, head to the Ultimate section where every element involves beer in some way, like the ultimate beer quesadilla. And of course, there are a selection of beer snacks that you can enjoy with a well-earned pint in your hand.
The Yorkshire Beer Bible third edition

The Yorkshire Beer Bible third edition

Simon Jenkins

GREAT NORTHERN BOOKS LTD
2023
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In this comprehensive and newly-updated guide to Yorkshire brewing, renowned beer writer Simon Jenkins trawls the length and breadth of Britain’s biggest (and best) county seeking out the brewers old and new, large and small, which between them have created an astonishing beer scene. From fiercely traditional brewers producing time-honoured beers in slate Yorkshire squares, to the new-wave craft brewers embracing a dizzying variety of imported hops; from the ancient brewer hemmed in by a tight knot of cobbled streets to the brewery founded in a garden shed as a lockdown project – Simon found them all. This entertaining journey around the county lists every brewery Simon could find – more than 180 – and chronicles the resilience which these businesses showed when faced with the pandemic and the closure of the hospitality industry. We learn about some of the very best beers the county has to offer, meet lots of the brewers, and discover the extraordinary measures which many took to survive the challenges of Covid-19 and some of the best places to drink them.
How to Make Beer Like a Pro

How to Make Beer Like a Pro

Randy Frank

Ubiquitous Publishing
2013
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This book is guaranteed to answer all your questions about home brewing If you are just getting started, Randy Frank can help you. He goes over the history of home brewing, equipment, processes with steps, sanitation, clubs and laws by country, Brewing history, step by step processes such as extract beer brewing, partial mash, as well as all-grain beer brewing, cost and sanitation considerations, home brew kits, home brew equipment and sanitation, brewing clubs and home brewing laws by country and brewing in small spaces, as well as "BIAB" - which stands for "brew in a bag" - perfect for apartment dwellers looking to try home brewing. - it's all covered here in a concise, synthesized, easy to read format DWHAHB Don't Worry, Have A Homebrew This is the mantra of home brewers.Because you need patience for home brewing and if you make mistakes, most can be overcome or if all else fails, start again with a new batch. The main thing is to learn from mistakes as you go. Once you learn the basics of home brewing there are many ways to add your own creativity.The investment is low and the reward is high as you will discover when you share your first great batch of beer with friends - and this book contains everything you need to confidently get started with the most up-to-date methods and information.
Michigan's Best Beer Guide

Michigan's Best Beer Guide

Kevin Revolinski

Thunder Bay Press Michigan
2013
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Dont make Michigan Beer come looking for you. Set out on a pils-grimage to pay respects to the great people and places that bring you Michigan's finest liquid joy. Inside you will find: Listings and directions for all the current breweries History and facts about brewing and drinking A calendar of beer festivals and listings for brew clubs Signature pages to record your visits Special offers from participating breweries Things to do / eat / see a short stumble away from the brewery Lots of pretty pictures to make that reading part less stressful Get this book into your glove compartment. You never know when you might need it Support Michigan brewers by knocking back a few the next time you're in town
Minnesota's Best Beer Guide

Minnesota's Best Beer Guide

Kevin Revolinski

Thunder Bay Press Michigan
2015
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Don't make Minnesota Beer come looking for you. Set out on a pils-grimage to pay respects to the great people and places that bring you Minnesota's finest liquid joy. Inside you will find: - Listings and directions for all the current breweries- History and facts about brewing and drinking- A calendar of beer festivals and listings for brew clubs- Signature pages to record your visits- Special offers from participating breweries- Things to do / eat / see a short stumble away from the brewery- Lots of pretty pictures to make that reading part less stressfulGet this book into your glove compartment. You never know when you might need it Support Minnesota brewers by knocking back a few the next time you're in town