Beers I've Known

Image kindly created by Simon @ CAMRGB Its a question I'm often asked and certainly valid, given the number of people I told I woul...

Something a little different cheese and beer wise this month. Perusing my local Eastern European food store I came across a selection of no...

I've stopped writing monthly cheese and beer posts, but every now and again a pairing comes along that I have to share. I'd already...

Just a quick one today to let everyone know of a cheese and beer festival to be held at the Strongroom in Shoreditch next week (5th -9th J...

It seems its becoming fashionable to name breweries after loch's these days. Fyne Ales have been around the longest (since 2001) then ...

The French and Scots have teamed up before , but never has a pairing been as successful as this (even if I do say so myself!) Luckie 56/ is...

I saw a review of this book elsewhere on the internet and thought it would fit this blog well and requested a review copy.(yes I know this...

Its been a few months, but that doesn't mean the cheese and beer pairing has fallen by the wayside. In fact its stepped up somewhat as ...

Logo kindly designed by Simon of CAMRGB Something a bit different this month. Fruit beer and white cheese work well together but add s...

Extreme cellaring alert! My friend Alan ( of Neill & Ross Brewery ) is a Belgian beer nut and has amassed a sizable collection of aged ...

As some of you may be aware by now, I'm writing an E-book of cheese and beer pairings. When I had the idea I Googled cheese & bee...

I'm not the only person with a hankering for beer and cheese, my friend Scuff is also a fan. I've known him for almost as long as ...

Just a quick one today. I've a guest post up over on Matching Food and Wine listing my favourite five cheese & beer pairings (tha...

Well, gorgonzola , actually, but I liked the wordplay. Trappistes Rochefort 10 is one of those beers I've had before and will cer...

Its come to my attention that far too many of my cheese and beer pairings use exotic bottles from specialist off-licences and these may not...

Last month I reviewed the larger Goose Island vintage bottles and this month I'm back again with the four smaller brethren to the sis...