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More details from the beer specifications document. I'm doing a great job of spinning multiple posts out those few typewritten sheets. T...

Robbie Pickering mentioned in the comments of the last post about whether Double Century Ale was just being brewed for export. Well, the doc...

Back with that odd document of loose sheets. Which contain some useful information about Scottish & Newcastle's beers. What's ni...

More stuff on the demons of 1970s brewing. How evil they were. The ones who supped at the devils hosepipe. Two more Big Six members. Courage...

There were some odd regional kinks when it came to beer styles. Best Scotch is a good illustration. Scotch and Best Scotch were used in the ...

The 1950's was the startr of huge process of consolidation in the UK brewing industry. In Scotland it took even more extreme form than...

We’re back with more claims to be the best.  Not just best Brown Ale, but best bottled beer. You may have heard of this beer: “ SILVE...

More 1950’s brands. This time from two of the key companies in the most enigmatic of the Big Six, Scottish & Newcastle. And the last t...

Finding this article about the sale and closure of Drybrough was an unusual experience. I'm used to looking at much older newspapers. It...

Something light for the spring. That's what Kristen asked. So why not go with a light little Scottish number? XXPS. One of the things ...