150 Great Australian Beers: Your Guide to Craft Beer and Beyond
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Author: James Smith
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 240
This book is ideal for those just getting into beer or looking to understand what all of the fuss about craft beer is. Learn how to match beer with food or expand your knowledge about the famous brew beyond mass- produced lager. A great entry point for beginners or the perfect drinking guide for pros. This title is perfect for beer fans of all levels. For complete beginners, there is an extensive explanation of the brewing process and how to appreciate beer; for seasoned enthusiasts, there are plenty of insights into the Australian beer scene; and for everyone from novice to pro - and for all tastes - there is a comprehensive guide to some of the best beers being brewed in Australia today. Written in James's engaging and humorous style, this guide is informative, funny and packed to the gills with the fascinating stories of Australia's craft brewers, breweries and beers. Craft beer continues to grow in Australia, well over 100 microbreweries dot the landscape from coast to coast with more opening every month. Similarly, specialty beer bars and bottle shops are on the rise - some offering as many as 1000 different varieties from all over the world. Beer is the new wine
Author: James Smith
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 240
This book is ideal for those just getting into beer or looking to understand what all of the fuss about craft beer is. Learn how to match beer with food or expand your knowledge about the famous brew beyond mass- produced lager. A great entry point for beginners or the perfect drinking guide for pros. This title is perfect for beer fans of all levels. For complete beginners, there is an extensive explanation of the brewing process and how to appreciate beer; for seasoned enthusiasts, there are plenty of insights into the Australian beer scene; and for everyone from novice to pro - and for all tastes - there is a comprehensive guide to some of the best beers being brewed in Australia today. Written in James's engaging and humorous style, this guide is informative, funny and packed to the gills with the fascinating stories of Australia's craft brewers, breweries and beers. Craft beer continues to grow in Australia, well over 100 microbreweries dot the landscape from coast to coast with more opening every month. Similarly, specialty beer bars and bottle shops are on the rise - some offering as many as 1000 different varieties from all over the world. Beer is the new wine
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: James Smith
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 240
This book is ideal for those just getting into beer or looking to understand what all of the fuss about craft beer is. Learn how to match beer with food or expand your knowledge about the famous brew beyond mass- produced lager. A great entry point for beginners or the perfect drinking guide for pros. This title is perfect for beer fans of all levels. For complete beginners, there is an extensive explanation of the brewing process and how to appreciate beer; for seasoned enthusiasts, there are plenty of insights into the Australian beer scene; and for everyone from novice to pro - and for all tastes - there is a comprehensive guide to some of the best beers being brewed in Australia today. Written in James's engaging and humorous style, this guide is informative, funny and packed to the gills with the fascinating stories of Australia's craft brewers, breweries and beers. Craft beer continues to grow in Australia, well over 100 microbreweries dot the landscape from coast to coast with more opening every month. Similarly, specialty beer bars and bottle shops are on the rise - some offering as many as 1000 different varieties from all over the world. Beer is the new wine
Author: James Smith
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 240
This book is ideal for those just getting into beer or looking to understand what all of the fuss about craft beer is. Learn how to match beer with food or expand your knowledge about the famous brew beyond mass- produced lager. A great entry point for beginners or the perfect drinking guide for pros. This title is perfect for beer fans of all levels. For complete beginners, there is an extensive explanation of the brewing process and how to appreciate beer; for seasoned enthusiasts, there are plenty of insights into the Australian beer scene; and for everyone from novice to pro - and for all tastes - there is a comprehensive guide to some of the best beers being brewed in Australia today. Written in James's engaging and humorous style, this guide is informative, funny and packed to the gills with the fascinating stories of Australia's craft brewers, breweries and beers. Craft beer continues to grow in Australia, well over 100 microbreweries dot the landscape from coast to coast with more opening every month. Similarly, specialty beer bars and bottle shops are on the rise - some offering as many as 1000 different varieties from all over the world. Beer is the new wine
150 Great Australian Beers: Your Guide to Craft Beer and Beyond