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Throughout the years, when I buy a lot of beer, there are always some of the beers that stand out, not firstly because of their taste but because they are so different from the rest. We get a lot of different

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

Last week, I started my journey into craft lagers. I would argue that the market for lagers in South Africa is so big that if a craft brewery does not offer their unique spin on a lager that they will

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"

Pale Ale | 5% ABV | 30 IBUs After a long day's travels, going to the city and exploring all the nice to offer with my fiance, it was time to head home. As the designated driver, I could not have my drink

Session IPA | 4% ABV In around 2015, we went to a winery for a wine tasting. The wine maker did the wine tasting herself, and upon finding out through out chatting that I was brewing my own beer, she became

Pale Weizenbock | 7.2% ABV | 21 IBUs How often do you get the chance to join the release of new beer? How often do you get the opportunity to drink this new beer on tap while talking to the head brewer?

I immediately pulled my favourite glass from the cupboard for this beer. Before you ask, I flew this glass back to South Africa all the way from the UK. My brother and his friends drank copious amounts