We are getting inundated with books on the new brewing industry, but So You Want to Start a Brewery?: The
Hang out at enough beer events these days and it’s possible to hear the theories people have about the overall
Photo and coolship by Jeremy Skorochid There is no denying the popularity of the new wave of “wild” brews. These
(Photo by Brian Regan) Coffee and beer are generally relegated to different parts of the day. In the end, both
I wish I’d had this book a few years back. The bottles at my house weren’t there so much for
History can be a funny thing. While there is no denying that life unfolds just one way, the way it
Recently, several brewing industry histories have hit the shelves. Each is a wealth of information and well worth the read.
In The Tea Leaf Paradox, follow author Robert Middleton through the world of new Scottish breweries that now compete with
The Beer Drinker’s Guide to God: The Whole and Holy Truth About Lager, Loving, and Living by William B. Miller
All of us have a few of these in our lives; the bar that was your home away from home.
