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Posts tagged with dublin

May 1, 2009 | Brewing

It’s The Water

By Adem Tepedelen

Here is the paradox of water as it relates to brewing beer: it is, by volume, the dominant ingredient, yet it’s the one that you hear the least about. Hops, with the myriad of exotically named varieties—Fuggles, Tettnanger, Crystal, Nugget, ...

March 1, 2006 | Culture

Selling in the Shadows of Giants: Craft Beer and Whiskey in Ireland

By Stephen Beaumont

True story: A woman walks into a bar and orders a glass of Connemaragh. Now, this particular bar being an “Irish” pub (albeit one in Toronto rather than Ireland) and Connemaragh being an Irish whiskey, one might well presume that ...

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