Tandleman's Beer Blog

To Salford that is. E was back from London early, so a pint was in order. The Marble is getting too familiar for these post train trips and...

I don't have anything to say about this. It's all been said.

In an interesting article here , the Times talks about how food and drinks companies are "caring and sharing" in the recession. ...

Heading to the GBBF? Fancy starting off with a calibrating pint of Keighley's finest, Timothy Taylor? So you head off to the Yorkshire B...

Millstone Brewery isn't in a mill, it's in a converted laundry in Mossley, but an eager crew led by Stopwatch Sid gathered there on...

Just two beers yesterday, both in the Marble Arch and both very good. First Oakham Inferno which was bitter, tasty and very drinkable, thou...

Now that the beer lists have been published (in the case of cask in the most user unfriendly way CAMRA could devise it seems) the usual moan...

The British Beer Blog scene is changing, so my blog list is too. Bloggers come and bloggers go, so my links list will reflect this. Out goes...

It pissed down as I passed by Lees' Lancashire Fold , so I popped in. It was just about 2 p.m. The Coronation St Ale was undrinkable, ...

On my daily walk today I noticed another pub closed and boarded. The Bricklayer's Arms wasn't (unless I am bloody blind) when I wal...

The Southport Drinker and Jeff Bell both feature the current furore over pub closures. The argument seems to be "what constitutes a...

I have two brewery trips this week. Rather unusual to have two in a week, but it'll be a change. First on Thursday night a welcome retu...

We had the mob from the pub round on Saturday. The beer of choice was Phoenix Spotland Gold , named after Rochdale FC's ground. This is...

I had a pint of this in the Drum and Monkey in Glasgow. This was the pub run by three, shall we say, less than customer focused young wome...

Seems things are bad in the "Dear Green Place". This sign says it all.