Pembrokeshire

Cheers

Cider list at cellars alehouse

Pumpclips on the wall

View behind the bar

View of the room at cellars alehouse Maidstone

Congrats, nice day for a pub perambulation. Loved the cellars on my visit last month, not least because they had five points derailed on

Id drink it

What did u go to see?

Id have gone to wiper and true taproom from there. I know b&b like the swan, another one ive not been to

Never actually been to that one. In brizzle next weekend. Probably manage kings head and barely mow

Which pub?

Happy Birthday English writer and journalist Michael Jackson (March 27, 1942–August 30, 2007)

Just bought death cab tocket off the back of this...facebook told me about placebo tour, excellent inthought...£204 plus booking fee...perhaps not then

Fyne Ales named brewery business of the year - Beer Today Fyne Ales Farm Brewery, in the Scottish highlands, has been named brewery business of the year, at the SIBA Business Awards, announced at BeerX in Liverpool

Fyne Ales Farm Brewery, in the Scottish highlands, has been named brewery business of the year, at the SIBA Business Awards, announced at BeerX in Liverpool beertoday.co.uk/2026/03/19/s... #beer #beernews #beerawards

One was a little acidic and thin, the other flabby missing carbonation...both same apple type so made sense

Probably most of the time people only have one beer open at a time. I sometimes mix beers on a sample tray but more frequently blend ciders in the glass, did it with these 2 yesterday

Another point is a lot of people do voicenote messaging these days so quite often its people listening and responding to these

When i do it its because im looking up my route on google maps or doing something on browser at the same time, i rarely actually use my phone to call people though

Vault City Brewing invests in flavour development Edinburgh-based sour beer producer Vault City Brewing has appointed Madeline Spence as its first in-house food scientist, marking a strategic investment in flavour development.

Vault City Brewing invests in flavour development @teamdb.bsky.social

News, nuggets and longreads 28 February 2026: Kairo Every Saturday we round up the best writing about beer from the past week. This time, we’ve got Leeds, Manchester, Chicago and more.

GOOD MORNING! Here's the latest edition of news, nuggets and longreads, with good writing about beer and pubs from the past week. This time: drinking up north, the anti-sports bar, and the benefits of being weird. 🍻🍺

boakandbailey.com/2026/02/news...

Have a good evening all!

The Porter’s Table, London: A brand extension too far for Guinness — restaurant review The grill restaurant in Covent Garden’s new brewery-meets-merch shop has all the charm of a new-build hotel

For today’s @ftweekend.com I am at The Porter’s Table inside the £73million Guinness Brewery development in London’s Covent Garden. And despite some okay cooking, wondering whether an overblown marketing exercise can really produce a good restaurant (TLDR: no)

www.ft.com/content/58e0...

We had some dodgy schnapps in Heidelberg on a work trip last year...

The resulting spontaneous fermentation took place in a single ancient 350 litre barrel, and was left to mature for three years.

The resulting beer was bottled without the usual priming sugar (so no carbonation was produced) and given time to rest in bottle before release.

The elusive oregon trail red ipa is 👌🏼

Gladys Mae West obituary: mathematician who pioneered GPS technology She made key contributions to US cold-war science despite facing huge barriers as a Black woman.

No joke: I got angry hate mail today for writing an obituary of a Black woman scientist—because the person felt she did didn’t deserve the recognition.

Which just makes me want to share it again: www.nature.com/articles/d41...

😲

Youre in Chester?

They often get the thornbridge specials. I'll let my colleague know who's stopping nearby but i wont get into town before it kicks i suspect

A skeleton with a book and a beer.

Friday means it's almost time to sit back with a good book and a beer. Or you could read my new blog post about Irish porter: thebeernut.blogspot.com/2026/01/unho...

A great idea

Great news, how was the beer? Still asahi i assume?