Welcome to "All about Beer - UK", a beer-blog of beer-blogs….for beer-blogers and other beer-enthusiasts. This is a concept I started in Sweden 2 months ago and it has been a great success there. In Sweden it's called "Allt om Öl" (www.alltomol.nu) which is the same as the name of this blog.
I'm a member of a Swedish beer-tasting society called "Humulus Lupulus", founded in 1987. My interest in beer started 23 years ago and my aim is to get swedish beer-culture to a higher status.
Hopefully you will find this site helpful in getting you beer-related news at one place.
Feel free to contact me with ideas or comments.
Once again - Welcome!
Regards
Pelle Stridh
Swedish beer-enthusiast and beer-writer
Latest News
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More Than Twenty Minutes Needed*
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Moving on from Perth, which I really liked, via Kangaroo Island - hardly
saw a one - the fair city of Adelaide was our next stop. On the way to
Adelaide,...
6 hours ago
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BOOK REVIEW: The Devil’s in the Draught Lines
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Christina Wade has written an accessibly scholarly book about women in beer
that offers a refreshingly different lens on the world. It tells us, with
ove...
12 hours ago
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Haze praise
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I've been a fan of the work of Romanian brewery Hop Hooligans in the past,
so picked up these three new ones when they passed my way.
*Elder Gods* is an in...
13 hours ago
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Tips Dapur Nyaman
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Dengan memiliki dapur yang nyaman, kegiatan memasak akan menjadi lebih
menyenangkan dan efisien. Dapur yang dirancang dengan baik dapat menciptakan
The p...
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Filling a gap
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Much of the discussion around the concept of Fresh Ale has revolved around
Carlsberg-Marston’s intention to dispense it via handpumps, which is
unquestio...
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7 Wonderful Methods To Get Primarily The Most Out Of Your Current market
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If you really do not wish to be utilized at a educating institution, be
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page, ...
1 week ago
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The Tipperary’s back but the history is even more confused
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The Tipperary pub in Fleet Street, London, has reopened after four years of
closure, excellent news, since it’s one of the most attractive little pubs
in...
3 weeks ago
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Every little helps
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I’ve just drunk – in fact, I’ve just made a small detour in order to drink
– a pint of Burning Sky Plateau. Burning Sky is a brewery I’ve got a lot of
time...
5 weeks ago
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Tankleys Brewery
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Tankleys Brewery, Sidcup DA15 (London)
Brewery, no visitors pleaseSidcup DA15 (Bexley)tankleysbrewery.comActive
since: November 2015First sold beer: Due b...
5 weeks ago
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AI breweries in England.
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I used https://deepai.org/ to generate images of an English brewery.
1 month ago
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Finally visiting Sarah
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*I'd waited a long time for this. *It was over thirty years ago that I
first drank Sarah Hughes Original Dark Ruby Mild. I think they've dropped
the "Ori...
2 months ago
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The Problem Of Discovering A Good Job After Retiring For Years
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The longer you might be retired, the more durable it could be to discover
a...
The post The Problem Of Discovering A Good Job After Retiring For Years
a...
6 months ago
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Acer H6543BDK DLP Projector Review
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Acer H6543BDK DLP Projector Review Rating Summary Overall, I think this is
a superb projector for the price/specification. As far as I can tell, there
is...
9 months ago
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Visiting the Brewdogs in Berlin
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At the time of visiting Berlin, there were 3 Brewdogs in the City: Mitte,
Friedrichshain and the Dog Tap. Berlin has a wonderful public transport
netwo...
10 months ago
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Reconnections
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It's fair to say that the last few years have wreaked havoc on the way
that we've lived our lives. People have lost their jobs. People have lost
their b...
1 year ago
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Golden Pints 2022
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This has been a strange year, and a lot of the classic Golden Pints
categories don’t make any sense for me any more. You might think that the
paucity of po...
1 year ago
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BeerDredge Beer Flavour Wheels
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I've developed a set of six Beer Flavour Wheels and they are available on
my other site: BeerDredge.
The BeerDredge Beer Flavour Wheels present a lexico...
2 years ago
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Guinness Nitrosurge Device - Does it work?
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Guinness sent this little gizmo to me along with two cans and a glass. I
attended a zoom demo and then later tried it myself and made a video which
I'...
2 years ago
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On writing, especially beer writing
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Just write, gather and then scatter the words, like throwing seeds about on
a field during the act of ploughing, a virtuous Piers-like act that is
labour...
2 years ago
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A final pint
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My last blog post was a bit of a downer. I’ll try to cheer up on this one.
I seem to have created a theme of chronicling end of pubs. The travails of
the...
3 years ago
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Living with cancer, chemo, lockdown and work
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Moving from a position of being self-employed to working for someone else
is something of an adjustment. Going from having control and responsibility
of ab...
3 years ago
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Digging Digfield Ales – a beery stay in the East Northamptonshire
countryside
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An article I wrote about beer and pubs in East Northamptonshire which
appeared in the Cambridge & District CAMRA magazine ALE, May 2019 Rural
East Northamp...
3 years ago
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Remembering Rory Gallagher
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Rory was and still is my favourite blues guitarist – the gentle Irishman
has been gone 25 years this Sunday 14 June 2020. I have been listening to
Rory Gal...
3 years ago
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Salt Ikat
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Not can conditioned
Salt Ikat [baron rating 5/5] - 8% hazy orange ale,herbal banana
smell,intense fruity pithy orange tropical bitter taste,sweet dry finis...
3 years ago
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Just testing
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Heading back to the original blog that has been neglected for too long.
Testing to check it is still alive and to check where it links to. Assuming
this is...
4 years ago
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Goodbye
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I never realised this was still active.
However due to the untimely demise of the creator of the site I feel it is
inappropriate to to keep it going.
The ...
6 years ago
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Blind tasting Pils for our local
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There are a few things that are worth dusting off the old beer blog for,
and a blind tasting is certainly one of them. In this case, a blind tasting
to dec...
6 years ago
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A Quick Blog Post For IPA Day
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*If you really want to know why IPA was supposedly so strong and hoppy,
look not to the breweries, but to India...*
Today is apparently International Let's...
6 years ago
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Let's Build and Brew It Right!
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So, recently me and my dad spent a couple of days building a super-simple
home-brew set up with material supplied by Wickes (and a home-brew kit
supplied ...
7 years ago
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LemonTop’s 50th Brewery Client
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We have reached a proud milestone in our business growth and have taken on
our 50th brewery client. We recently completed a full range of branding
design...
7 years ago
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The Blood Of Revolution
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Ireland has just had its first full scale, multi category brewing
competition. Organised by the National Homebrew Club, there were about 350
entries over...
11 years ago
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AG #17 - Furious IPA II - Recipe
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A little later than expected but tomorrow I will do my first of two
Christmas brews. This is pretty much a carbon copy of Furious IPA, however
I have chang...
11 years ago
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Tuber Babies, Human Sacrifice and Harvest Home.
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I’m reading the fascinating Sacred and Herbal Healing Beers by Stephen
Harrod Buhner, and was quite taken by the myth of Mani, the magic baby girl
born of ...
11 years ago
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Enigmatic one
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Kölsch. Surely the must elegant of beers. The most refined. Hence the fancy
stemware. Apparently an ale but taste a lot like lager. Kind of lagery on
the ...
12 years ago
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So it’s farewell, trusty swimming towel
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The good thing about not being one of the world’s best-known brewers is
that when brewing stops, there aren’t thousands of disappointed customers
hammerin...
13 years ago
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West is Best in Kent
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Congratulations to everyone involved at The Bull at Horton Kirby for
deservedly winning the CAMRA Kent Pub of the Year 2009. The Bull pipped
last year's ti...
14 years ago
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Tremendous idea, Pelle, thanks very much for organising it, embarrassed that it's taken a Swede to do this for us British beer bloggers.
ReplyDeleteJust a couple of tiny points: I think you'll find the Beer Nut, for one, getting rather upset at being included under the label "UK". Dublin stopped being part of the UK, after some considerable unpleasantness, almost 90 years ago. (I'm not saying he should be banned from this site - just that you need a title that includes Ireland.) And does your umbrella encompass bloggers such as Ron Pattinson/Shut Up About Barclay Perkins, who is based in Amsterdam, but frequently covers matters concerning the UK?
Thanks for your comments zythophile! I'm sorry for the naming…and I'll change it right away. Regarding Ron Pattinson, I would say he should be included under the label "International News" or do you have a better idea?
ReplyDeleteFeel free to suggest other blogger to be included, and by the way, give feedback on what breweries should be included (I feel the list is a bit shorthanded). If you feel this beer-blogger-blog could have a purpose, please pass it on to other blogger-fellows of yours...
Don't apologise, Pelle, you're doing a great job. I've given you a plug here and that should bring in some visitors.
ReplyDeleteI'd include Ron as a British blogger: he writes more about British brewery history than anything else, and his European stuff is generally from the point of view of an experienced and educated British beer drinker.
Not another bloody portal... Only joking ;-) Guess I can now stop following all these bloggers on Twitter. Or will I miss something? Better not.
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