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Did you see what I did in this paragraph from a recent Pellicle article about British malts? A definitive Sc-Fi bent for sure as both Stephen Hawking and Doctor Who get shout outs. Now I have to find out if I have had any beers with Tardis malts.
Readers of the blog know that I am introvert. I feel most comfortable in a brewery taproom right when it opens and I am the only one there.
I recognize that I am not in the majority when it comes to folks going out for craft beer, And it is for these people thar I recommend A Place to Be, a beer ‘zine from the folks that put the Pellicle beer writing website together.
IPA’s have evolved and wibble wobbled all over the map of aroma, flavor and popularity. Now is a good time to check back in and remind ourselves of the lanes for the IPA styles.
Just in time Matthew Curtis from Pellicle Magazine has given a sturdy look at IPA as of 2022.
(on a side note, if you can, please donate to them so they can continue their excellent writing)
In the lead up to the next Em Sauter book, why don’t you check out…
Pellicle Magazine and the adventures of Nelson and Goldy.
Who doesn’t like a brewery cat?
Scrolling through the nicer part of Twitter Town, I ran across this announcement from beer writer Matthew Curtis… “We’re a brand new magazine celebrating beer, wine, cider, food and travel. Launching online May the 1st.” This is a UK centered venture but hopefully we in the States will be able to at least read some of the content online or order a subscription.