Ever wonder what it must be like to travel to foreign countries and drink the beer? Well, I do, every single day. Find out from a beer loving couple who
Continue reading#BT 053: How to Travel Around the World Drinking Beer
How do you determine what and who is credible on the internet? Do you consider yourself an influencer? What is key in the world of beer social media? We tackle
Homebrew clubs are great. Lots of like-minded folks who are genuinely interested in your latest batch. But some are miles away and tough to attend. So, why not start your
Continue reading#BT 051: Starting a Homebrew Club with Matt Hurst
Ahh Thailand, with temperatures in the mid 30’s and humidity at 90%, it’s the perfect place for an ice cold lager! What about craft beer? Well, you’re gonna struggle to
Continue reading#BT 050: Drinking Beer in Thailand with Special Guest
Murray and I don’t see each other as much as we would both like to, so we decided to grab a sneaky beer at the new Gardens Collectors Club in
Continue reading#BT 049: Beers with Muzza – Devils Peak Beer Love Tour & Change of Weather RIS
Cask Beer is having a resurgence in Cape Town, and leading that cause is Stephen from Shackleton Brewery. We chat to him about successful beer events, making a kölsch beer
The League of Beers has been delivering craft beers all over South Africa for the past six years. We celebrate by drinking all the beers from their monthly case, which
Continue reading#BT 047: League of Beers Birthday & all the IPA you can drink!
We drink the latest collaboration beer from two Cape Town breweries. This thick and boozy Imperial Stout has incorporated honey selected yeast, black honey coffee, lactose and molasses. Sitting at
Continue reading#BT 046: Black Honey RIS from Devils Peak and Ukhamba Beerworx
Kevin Wood started Darling in 2010 after accidentally drinking a home-brewed beer in a remote African town. Since then, the business has gone through highs and lows, whilst producing some
Continue reading#BT 045: Darling Brewery and Surviving the Craft Beer Industry
Big breweries are buying up smaller breweries, distribution networks are being bought out and the smaller craft guys will be left to die. Or will they? We drink and discuss