FAQs

Cask ale? Keg beer? Lager on tap? What does it all mean? And how come you never hear of cask lager?  If you’ve seen the

Fact: all beer is either lager or ale. Within those categories, you’ll find all the different varieties – stouts, lambics, porters, IPAs, sessions, bitters, and

Love, care and a little bit of magic. Right? While we do reckon that’s true, you’re probably wanting something a little more practical. The ingredients

If you’ve had your fair share of craft ales and lagers, you’ll likely be familiar with the word ’session’. It pops up on all kinds

Let’s start at the start – what is a unit? A unit of alcohol is 10milliletres (ml) or 8 grams of pure alcohol. As different

If only it were that easy to answer. We don’t have a single answer to this one simply because there are so many variables –

Craft beer is an individually-brewed batch of beer. That means beer from smaller-scale, usually independent breweries, rather than big corporates with huge industrial production lines. 

Yes you can!  While beers are produced with expiry dates, you don’t always have to adhere to these.  If you look on the back of

One of humankind’s finest creations, this humble drink has been made throughout human history by all kinds of folks, from monasteries to mega-conglomerates. But it’s