Posts by Elizabeth Pimblett
Ah, it was lovely to meet you too!
Explore history through food & drink at Brewing Power, a six-part public lecture series at Dublin Castle, 6โ21 Feb 2026.
The series brings together research, film, reconstruction & guided tastings to uncover everyday life in sixteenth-century Ireland.
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Perry poitin?
Oh no, I've just looked it up and it needs saving! www.nationalperrypearcentre.org.uk/pear/potato-...
He already gets called Perry Potato (I still think that's an hilarious name for a pear), Perry the Platypus and Perry the Catypus. Poor thing ๐คฃ
Small tabby and white cat sitting like a loaf in his crate.
Hi Barry, I've a new kitten who came to me from Welsh Mountain Cider already named Perry. ๐
So here are some notes regarding those porters brewed for this talk ...
LOST APPLE 'RYMER' REDISCOVERED! Thanks to amazing sleuthing by Stephen Ainsleigh Rice in England and Gary Sully in Australia, this wonderful cooking apple has been confirmed rediscovered. Believed lost for nearly 100 years, DNA testing shows it was a grandparent of Bramley. 1/3
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Gnashy little git ! ๐
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Sounds like an assassin beaver was set on you, glad it missed.
Quince jelly is sublime ๐
Will you add the medlars or do them separately?
Sounds awful!!
Yes, I think so.
Happy orbit day!
It's really quite cute. I'm surprised it's only half a pint. The handle sits well in my hand, though.
From a now closed pub.
I'm drinking cider from a 1900 half pint silver-plated pub mug. And it makes the mug looked gilded inside.
I'm so pleased for them but that it is still called the Susanna Forbes Award โค๏ธ
๐จWOW! The Petition calling for a public inquiry into Russian influence on UK politics & democracy has now rocketed past 75,000 signatures! ๐
LETโS KEEP GOING!
If a petition is what itโs going to take letโs get this done!
petition.parliament.uk/petitions/74...
Congratulations!!
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That's rather fabulous
Are those for me? ๐
It's a great article and does indeed bust a myth that needed busting. Next up, 'they drank cider because it was safer than water'? ๐
There arenโt many outlets that post such regular content dedicated to cider. And though we only publish once a week this year (last year was a blistering twice a week), Iโm proud of the coverage we give. We donโt get mentioned much on socials or beer sites, but if you like this kind of contentโฆ ๐
@barmas.bsky.social Do you remember that conversation we had on Twitter a couple of years ago, about an engraving of a. 18th century London tavern, selling Redstreak cider? We've found a painted version!