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Every now and then I treat myself with some freshly baked sourdough bread. There is nothing that comes close to this type of bread, in my opinion. When you bake the bread, the kitchen smells of pure sourdough

The week has ended in more marking for me. As a part time lecturer running from contract to contract, I cannot afford to say not to work. But this model is not sustainable - life has strange ways of making

There are some beer styles that I usually just avoid. Red Ales are one of them. I tried to brew a red ale in my youth, and for some reason since then I just really disliked the style. Not because I did

The previous two #BeerSaturday posts for me was on various craft lagers found in the South Africa craft beer scene. This week, I am continuing this series with two beers from Darling Brewery who have taken

Sometimes, you need to treat yourself to a variety of beers. Or so goes my thinking. Recently, I have been buying a load of the same beer types, in this case, IPAs, to do a kind of "beer tasting"

Certain beers are more than just the beer; they contain a special hidden story. I stumbled upon this beer a long time ago at a local liquor shop. At that time, I was more into smokey and peated whiskies,

*** Darling Brew Arrow Head Russian Imperial Stout *** Sometimes you just need a big beer to get you back on track. We tend to forget the small things in life because we focus and worry so much about the

Darling Brew Long Claw Modern Saison Citra Hopped Saison beers are not a style you usually find in South Africa. Even for me, it is still something relatively new, novel, and one you rarely see even at