http://www.beerwrangler.com Beer reviews, styles, food pairings and more Thu, 26 Jan 2012 08:20:41 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://www.beerwrangler.com/thr-beer-book-tim-hampson-ed/ http://www.beerwrangler.com/thr-beer-book-tim-hampson-ed/#comments Fri, 05 Feb 2010 02:26:27 +0000 The Beer Wrangler http://www.beerwrangler.com/?p=1392 The Beer Book is more than just a coffee table decoration, it’s a really enjoyable voyage through a world of ales, lagers, brewing traditions and beery nations!  It has a myriad of must try beers of all styles from around the globe. There are travel ideas for beer trails in some of the classic places making the brews that feature in the book, like Oregon, Brussels or Bamburg. There are also brewery features, from the big names like Guinness to great craft producers like Thornbridge in the UK. The book boasts over 1700 beer reviews so you won’t get . . . → Read More: The Beer Book – Tim Hampson (Ed)]]> http://www.beerwrangler.com/thr-beer-book-tim-hampson-ed/feed/ 0 http://www.beerwrangler.com/beers-of-the-world-by-david-kenning/ http://www.beerwrangler.com/beers-of-the-world-by-david-kenning/#comments Fri, 05 Feb 2010 02:23:15 +0000 The Beer Wrangler http://www.beerwrangler.com/?p=1386 Beers of the World promises to be a journey around the world via 350 classic beers. ‘Classic or popular’ I ask myself. Any book that devotes a large one page spread to Fosters Lager, and also adds Tennent’s Super to the list (The choice of the discerning homeless man in the UK) is struggling to fulfill the promise of ‘Classic’. Sadly the photographs are not great, with some strange choices for glasses and head size. This has the feel of a book that was hastily and cheaply put together. But why the second tankard I hear you ask… Well . . . → Read More: Beers of the World – By David Kenning]]> http://www.beerwrangler.com/beers-of-the-world-by-david-kenning/feed/ 0