Books

Grab a Beer Visa from your local bar, get stamps every time you visit a new one and earn rewards for your trouble. Keep your beery documents safe with our passport holder. Made with Porto, a Vegan material using waste plastic bottles saved from landfill, your passport holder will keep your Visa safe and help the planet too.

Beer Connoisseur Poster Beer facts scratch poster. Features Features facts about 42 beers Includes flavour profile booklet Scratch foil off the beers as you review Description Whether you love your light lagers, dark lagers, pale ales, or IPAs – our Beer Connoisseur Poster is the perfect gift for all ale aficionados, or an opportunity to treat yourself to a few brewskis. Scratch off each of the 42 beverages as you try them, and collect facts along the way about flavour profiles, and even beer glasses. Materials Paper, card, foil Dimensions 59.4cm x 42cm

Contents. Foreward by Dan Szor, founder and managing director of Cotswolds Distillery. Introduction – How England is becoming a land of malt and honey. Chapter 1: Whisky Traditions – Learning from Islam. Chapter 2: Heroes & Villains – How the renaissance began. Chapter 3: The Lie of the Land – Does terroir really matter?. Chapter 4: Kit & Caboodle – Inside the distillery. Chapter 5: Oak and Ageing – Pushing the boundaries. Chapter 6: Gazetteer of Distilleries – A tour around England. Charting New Waters – New distilleries on the horizon. About the Authors. Ted Bruning. Ted Bruning is an award-winning beer and brewery writer who has been writing on the topic for over twenty years. He spent thirteen years working on the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) membership newspaper and was the editor of CAMRA’s What’s Brewing for eight years. He wrote the books Historic Pubs of London and Historic Inns of England, the latter of which won the British Beer Writers’ Guild Silver Tankard in 2000.. Rupert Wheeler. Rupert Wheeler has worked in publishing for over 30 years and was previously the managing editor for Whisky Magazine. He is a judge in the annual World Whiskies Awards and is co-author of: Britain in a Bottle: a visitors guide to distilleries, breweries, vineyards and cider mills.

Whisky Books / Jim Murray. Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible 2013. An astonishing 4,500 whiskies tasted, evaluated and rated.

Whisky Books / Jim Murray. Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible 2012, a fantastic book and a must for any whisky buff. This year’s edition has over 1,200 new whiskies listed, all evaluated and rated by Jim Murray himself.. This year’s well deserved winner was Old Pulteney 21 year old, scoring a record-equalling 97.5 points out of 100.

The Flask In A Book is the perfect disguise for your favorite beverage. This clever, stainless steel flask is concealed within a faux book titled “Good Book.” With a capacity of 6 oz, it’s ideal for discreet sipping. A unique gift for book lovers and those who appreciate a touch of whimsy.Ingenious and playful, our brand specializes in creative and high-quality accessories that add a twist to everyday items. We believe in combining functionality with fun, offering products that are as amusing as they are practical. Our commitment to innovation ensures you’ll always find something delightfully unexpected.While the Flask In A Book doesn’t come with a beverage, it invites you to fill it with your choice of spirit. Whether you prefer a smooth whiskey, a crisp vodka, or a sweet liqueur, this flask is ready to enhance your sipping experience with a dash of clever concealment.