On this episode of the Brewer to Brewer podcast Hugh O’Neill from Alesmith in San Diego interviews Andrew Hamilton from
There’s a new book out that goes deep into the history of beer in Ireland. It’s fascinating, and important, and
The Irish not only gave us dry stout porter, they also gave us classic drinking songs to sing whilst hoisting proper
Arthur Guinness purchased a brewery in 1756, moved to Dublin in 1759, and leased a brewery lying fallow at St.
It’s Ireland’s turn. Guidebooks for beer and cider lovers exist for many countries with great brewing traditions, and Ireland needed
Walk through The Front Door in Galway and the ear-splitting volume of the music and the size of the fashionable
This is a book about just one brand of beer: many, many pints of just one brand of beer. Evan
There’s an old saying in England that when the ravens leave the Tower of London, the monarchy will fall. Is
True story: A woman walks into a bar and orders a glass of Connemaragh. Now, this particular bar being an
Guinness, the name, appears on beers brewed in 50 different countries and sold in 100 more. Guinness the name, then,
