The (very) brief history of Guinness
Would a Porter by any other name taste as sweet?
A (very) brief history of Irish Pub Culture
From Seáns Bar, to Spirit Grocers, to having a pint (or seven) with yer mates after a particularly rowdy footie match, the Irish Pub is a quintessential landscape of drinking culture that has spread worldwide.
What is Kölsch?
and why are you so obsessed with me?
Vice and Weizen: how women, witches and brewing all intersected in an anxious new society.
Who or what gets to decide when something is made “deviant” in society?
why so much foam?
“Ok, I'm no science whiz, I guess what I’m saying is why should I care about foam when it comes to drinking my beer?”
Introducing our first true slow pour.
Medicine Hat Brewing Company came into SP a while back and gave us a sample of their “Sest Pivo”, a Czech-style Pilsner, to celebrate their 6th anniversary. We are no strangers to spiels, but when Kaiden, of Med Hat Brew Co, told us about how they traveled to Pilsen…
What is a slow pour? The abridged version.
A slow pour is just that, a beer poured slowly. It’s not slow in the way that you might immediately think …
a pint-sized read on Glassware
… ‘And how, before its invention, we had to go around hunting for animal skins or foraging for intact seashells to bring light into our living quarters, or through tireless trial and error discover the correct proportions to dry clay in a kiln to make a food and drink vessel. Do you know how hard that is when you don’t live anywhere near a seashore? Or have a kiln? Talk about quiet quitting…”
why ‘slow pour’?
Then, at some point during these 48 long hours, one of us began quietly pouring over material about the “Slow Movement”.