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Dear John | The Generation Game
Beer changes but why, and how? There are numerous reasons with some positive and some much less so, explains John Keeling. Does each generation rediscover
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Here’s My Beer | Seven Dollar Saturday
A formative beer in Mike Clayton-Jones’ brewing career and a nod to Jason and Craig from Big Shed Brewing in Adelaide, Seven Dollar Saturday is
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Homebrew Hero | Mike Clayton-Jones
A passion that turned profession. The story of Mike Clayton-Jones, co-founder of Double-Barrelled, will resonate with many. Here he shares a wealth of his formative
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The bold and the beautiful | The story of Two Flints
With a passion for big, bold flavours coupled with a flair for producing excellent session-strength beers, Alex Kerr and his team at Two Flints are
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Quality at every scale: Small craft breweries vs large beer producers
For beer lovers, the choice isn’t always about light or dark, bitter or smooth — it’s often a decision between supporting small-scale innovation or indulging
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Quality and consistency at the core
With quality and consistency remaining at the core of its customers, analytical equipment business QCL says it continues to focus on brewing chemistry to serve
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A spotlight on package analysis
Despite seeing budgets squeezed, there is an ongoing focus on package analysis for quality (dissolved oxygen) from breweries according to Jonathan Lowe, UK industry sales
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Quality parameters and how to test them
Rapid FT-IR technology enables brewers to test key parameters throughout the brewing process, gain full control of your fermentation process and save time, energy and
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Flavours and where to find them
From brewers and buyers, to bartenders and bottle shop workers, there is an increasing need for staff to be educated on the broad range of
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Are We Actually Ready To Decarbonise Heat?
The path to decarbonisation starts with a single step. Whether it’s measuring your impact, applying for a grant, or conducting your own feasibility studies and
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Creating a sustainable industry
Why should we have to do it? As if we haven’t been put through enough financial and emotional stress the last few years. Beer duty
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Climate change and the impact on the brewing industry
Carbon Literacy Training is about deepening an understanding of the science of climate change and the impacts on the brewing industry, recognising what needs to