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We're proud to have featured again with This Morning, showcasing with the best advent calendars you can buy for Advent this year!
This week we launch the range of Salt Beer Factory beers on the site and what better way to introduce a new brewery to our beer hunters than to have a good 'ole fashioned interview with Nadir Zairi, Director of the Yorkshire based brewery in Saltaire.
There are signs that Non-Alcoholic beer is hitting the mainstream and is poised to hit the big time, but just how popular will it become? In this article I’ll look at some of the signs that show ‘NOLO’ (non or low alcoholic) beer is becoming a serious player in our industry, and how its development might progress in the UK.
After trying out our very own World Beers mixed case for a beer tasting party, Christie Day, Brand Expert at money-saving website Savoo shares her tips for hosting a top beer tasting night on a budget.
Ask someone down the pub for the reasons behind Britain’s recent Beer revival, and you’re guaranteed all sorts of different explanations. In 2017 the number of UK breweries passed the 2000 mark, which puts us well ahead of European neighbours. Most will have a reasonable argument for why, but you can bet your double-dry hopped DIPA that very few of them would mention Gordon Brown, ex-PM and former Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Around the World in 80 Beers: Part 1 Germany & Austria The voyage of discovery is why we started Beer Hawk. So as we take off in our balloon Phileas Fogg style and perhaps extend the metaphor a little too far, please join us for a journey around the world, from the farmhouses of Belgium to the mountains of New Zealand and through the cosmopolitan cities of Stockholm, New York and Huddersfield. Many of the beers here are from our newly (and hugely) expanded range that brings rarer beers, seasonal specials and classic and craft beers. So pack your bags, we’re sparking up the balloon (if that’s what you do to a hot air balloon?) and heading to Germany and Austria first. Erdinger / Dunkel / 5.3%The Erdinger Dunkel Weissbier is yet another finely crafted German wheat beer from Bavaria's Erdinger brewery. As with all of the Erdinger products
Around the World in 80 Beers: Part 1 Germany & Austria
The voyage of discovery is why we started Beer Hawk. So as we take off in our balloon Phileas Fogg style and perhaps extend the metaphor a little too far, please join us for a journey around the world, from the farmhouses of Belgium to the mountains of New Zealand and through the cosmopolitan cities of Stockholm, New York and Huddersfield. Many of the beers here are from our newly (and hugely) expanded range that brings rarer beers, seasonal specials and classic and craft beers. So pack your bags, we’re sparking up the balloon (if that’s what you do to a hot air balloon?) and heading to Germany and Austria first.
Erdinger / Dunkel / 5.3%The Erdinger Dunkel Weissbier is yet another finely crafted German wheat beer from Bavaria's Erdinger brewery. As with all of the Erdinger products
Erdinger / Dunkel / 5.3%The Erdinger Dunkel Weissbier is yet another finely crafted German wheat beer from Bavaria's Erdinger brewery. As with all of the Erdinger products this dark Dunkelweizen owes its refined flavours to its lengthy bottle-maturation.
Schneider / Aventinus (Tap 6) / 8.2%The Schneider Weisse Brewery has been in existence since 1607 making it the oldest wheat beer brewery in Bavaria. Creamy yet with a certain crispness thanks to the wheat, the Tap 6 is crazy delicious.
Weihenstephaner / Hefe Weissbier / 5.4%Setting the benchmark for the style, the Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier is a traditional Bavarian wheat ale. This gorgeous beer is brewed at the Weihenstephan Monastery Brewery ñ the world’s oldest existing brewery.
Schlenkerla / Rauchbier Marzen / 5.1%If you think the Weizen is smoky then this is smoky and his bandit. A legendary dark and aromatic German beer which achieves its smoky flavour by exposing the malt to intense, aromatic smoke from burning beech-wood logs.