Another of my little videos, this time looking at Dutch Bokbier. A style that I have quite a soft spot for.
A short video about the forgotten other type of pub: the beer house. Pubs which were only allowed to sell beer.
Another of my little videos, this time about evil Keg Bitter. The stuff I used to studiously avoid, whenm I was younger.
Now I'm back from my travels, I can bash out some more videos. This on is about Nourishing Stout.
I take a look at one of the world's weirdest beer styles, Danziger Jopenbier. I beer so thick and treacly that you could barely drink it
Another little video. This one taking a look at a specific 4d Mild Ale recipe: 1939 Youngs Ale.
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Recently, I've been concentrating on short - 5 minutes, or so - videos about beer styles. Which seem to be going down well.
Do you look that sort of content, or would you prefer I concentrate on something else? Let me know. I'm totally open to suggestions.
I quite enjoy doing the short videos. Partly, because they are short and don't take long to edit. Or record. It's just a single take with a few coughs and ers chopped out. As you can probably tell, I'm not too worried about the production values. It's about the content.
I'm trying to be informative, without getting bogged down in too much detail. Pretty much the opposite of my books.
Let me know if you think it's working.
Another one of my little videos. This time it's about one of my beery obsessions: Gold Label.
Another of my little videos. This one is about the most watery type of UK beer: Table Beer.
Another one of my little videos, this time looking at Broyhan, for centuries the most popular beer style in North Germany. Now, it's just a memory. At least, the original style.
I explain 1832 Truman XXXX Ale. One of my favourite beers of all time. And a wonderful example of an extra-strong Mild Ale.
Another short video on another obscure beer style: Boy's Bitter. A substitute for Mild Ale which seems to have gone the same way as Mild.
Another of my short videos, this time looking at Best Mild, a stronger type of Mild Ale.
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