Hop to it: Craft Theory celebrates brewing at South Street
Craft Theory, presented by The Grumpy Goat and South Street Arts Centre, returned, bringing with it signature selections and sessionable ...
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Siren Craft Brew: Is now featuring a series of blogs: Stories Behind The Stats on their website.
For those who may not have seen it, we have an active blog on the Siren Craft Brew website covering ...
Six Nations of Beer competition at Wokingham bar
James Mattingley, owner of Sit and Sip said: “We wanted to do something special to mark the Six Nations and ...
WHAT’S BREWING? Siren Tap Yard, bring a very special event of an American Brewery next week
Hey, there beer fans! Hopefully, you’ve all survived the tumultuous weather recently and not lost too many fence panels. We’ve ...
WHAT’S BREWING? Marginal Grains – A Foraged Herb American Wheat Beer
Siren Head Brewer Sean and Tiago had the idea for a 5% American Wheat Beer made with foraged wild herbs
Craft brews and tasty platters planned for Wokingham’s new Sit & Sip Tasting Room
A FORMER Wokingham schoolboy James Mattingley is preparing to brew up something special for Peach Place. Planned to open next ...
Siren Craft Brew to host summer party this weekend
A FINCHAMPSTEAD brewery is planning a special summer party on Saturday. Sessions and Sours is a party that fuses beer, ...
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