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Books
A book for both beer and wine drinkers
The 2006 Georges Duboeuf “Wine Book of the Year” also features a surprising amount of information about beer and food. What to Drink with What You Eat suggests what beers to drink with particular dishes, as well as offering menu choices to go with special beers. Read a review of what happens when sommeliers meet... »
Book review: The Naked Pint
This review originally appeared at AppellatonBeer.com. Alan McLeod totally nailed it with his review of The Naked Pint: An Unadulterated Guide to Craft Beer, answering the two biggest questions I had while reading the book. - First, why are there homebrew recipes in this book? Can’t even a book for beginners be a bit specialized or... »
Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition
This review originally appeared at Appellation Beer. During a recent episode of the television series “Mad Men” newcomer Faye Miller told the iconic Don Draper, “I don’t know how people drink the way you do around here. I’d fall asleep.” Miller serves as a proxy for those in the twenty-first century who are astonished at... »
New book: Colorado has its own BrewDogs
No, not BrewDog, the Scottish brewery that seems to constantly gives us reason to talk about it. The BrewDogs of Colorado is a photo book of, you guessed it, dogs and arrived in Colorado bookstores and breweries this week. The book (152 pages) includes images of over 70 brew dogs and over 200 color photos... »
Amber, Gold & Black
Think it’s too late to get a last minute gift for your beer connoisseur? Think again. British beer writer and historian Martyn Cornell published an e-book entitled Amber, Gold & Black: The Story of Britain’s Great Beers. Best of all, it’s only available as a pdf so you can buy it online right now... »
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