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In addition to the weird, sweet Stouts, Younger also had a more normal-looking Stout. DBS, which I assume stands for Double Brown Stout. One...

Time to look at the hops at William Younger's other brewery. How different are they from the ones at Holyrood? The most obvious is that ...

The final post in this series looks at the UK's smallest export market: South America. There's a simple reason it took so little Bri...

Continuing with the Younger's festival, here’s the stronger version of Sweet Stout, S1. Which has a more typical Stout gravity. But is s...

As promised, a look at William Younger's hops. Which are far more varied than the malts they used. Everyone knows that hops didn't g...

I'm so glad that I found these numbers. Because it's telling me a lot about UK beer exports. Especially those from Scotland. And it...

Want to see what went into those dozens of William Younger beers? Of course you do. As it turns out, not very many different ingredients. Le...