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Wednesday, 1 January 2014

Finally

My proper book is out! A guide to the brewing beers of the past. But it's not just a bunch of recipes - there are chapter on ingredients, brewing techniques and a description of the history and development of each style. Pretty cool, eh?

To promote it, I'll be doing a short tour of the East Coast in March, with events in Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Colonial Williamsburg, Washington DC and Baltimore. Come along if you can. It should be a lot of fun, and there will be beers to drink, brewed from recipes in the book.

But make sure to buy a copy first so you bring it along for me to sign.

19 comments:

  1. Happy New Year! Please let us know where you will be in Philadelphia.

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  2. ordered a copy a few weeks ago and looking forward to it arriving. this will be my first RP book and expectations are high

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  3. If you are travelling by car could you be talked into a quick free beer in Delaware? I have a several first editions I'd like signed.

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  4. I pre-ordered mine on December 20. Amazon tells me it is temporarily out of stock, and can't provide an estimated delivery date. I am assuming this means the first printing sold out. Congratulations!

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  5. Florida is tolerable this time of year! But that's a bit far from the north east states. Any plans on looking at some American archives while over here?

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  6. Ordered one on Christmas Eve, very much looking forward to it. Hoping to meet you in Boston if I can. Happy New Year, and keep up the great work

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  7. Should we bring some Lets Brew examples?

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  8. Bill, I'll be travelling by car to Colonial Williamsburg. Is that anywhere near?

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  9. Bob Kiley,

    I won't have time to visit any archives. My schedule is way too full.

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  10. Mark Osborne,

    that sounds like a good idea.

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  11. let me know when you are in Colonial Williamsburg and I'll try to get down. If Blue Mountain are planning to bottle the version of the 1923 Courage KKK then I will bring some along (assuming it is out by then)

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  12. Ron, driving from Philadelphia to Williamsburg will put you on Interstate 95 which runs through Delaware. There is decent brewpub within 1 mile of the Interstate where I'm sure you will find a suitable drink. I might even be talked into parting with a nip of my Courage RIS clone based on your recipe.

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  13. Velkyal,

    Friday 14th March is when I'll be brewing and giving a talk in Williamsburg.

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  14. Bill,

    I'll be driving (or rather being driven) from Washington to Williamsburg on Thursday 13th March.

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  15. My order was delayed from Barnes and Noble.

    This part of your order has been delayed:

    Product Description Qty
    The Home Brewer's Guide to Vintage Beer: Rediscovered Recipes for Classic Brews Dating from 1800 to 1965 1

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  16. Amazon US says back orders will delivered from January 28th to February 17th.

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  17. availability of the book in the UK seems to be an issue. ordered a copy a few weeks ago from the book depository who now say it's out of stock. amazon quoting availability in 1-2 months. wonder if it'll arrive before the graham wheeler book I ordered in 2011.

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  18. I will definitely order a copy. Would you consider a swing up to Toronto, some great homebrew clubs across Southern Ontario would be very interested

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  19. Peter,

    can you get in touch with me via the email on my website:

    http://www.europeanbeerguide.net/

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