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The label on the bottle gives a full description of the story behind the naming of this beer.  Beer dates from around 3100BC, when it was also known as liquid bread – the base ingredients between bread and beer being very similar.  The banana part of the name comes from the addition of fair trade [...]

Marston’s is brewed in the home of real ale brewing in the UK – Burton on Trent – and, in line with their ‘Marston’s Don’t Compromise’ byline, has reverted back to a more genuine IPA style to create Old Empire. It’s brewed to be stronger than a standard ale (5.7% ABV), has a typical [...]

Belhaven brewery is situated 30 miles along the east coast from Edinburgh in the town of Dunbar.  Famous throughout Scotland for their Best beer, and now owned by Greene King, the brewery has a long history of producing many types of ale throughout it’s history as an independent brewer.  In recent years this has dwindled [...]

Having previously consumed a beer from back home, it seems only right that the circle is complete and some local San Francisco brew is enjoyed also!