Stout

Eldridge Pope & Co were upfront about bottling and selling Digestive Stout, but they don’t admit to brewing it and by inference naming it. It is just possible that someone …

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Several people thought we might follow the Polar Stout with this lovely label from Simonds of Reading who brewed a Stout specially for the Arctic. Perhaps we were wrong to …

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We have had several comments, both on the website and through social media about Wappy Stout. We have even learned there is a Wappy Spring Inn, so we thought it …

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To a certain extent I can understand why certain beers sell well when served cold, particularly in hot weather or a hot climate. But surely not a Stout and in …

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I had a pint or two of this in Leeds recently and really enjoyed it. I think it may have been the inspiration for this whole series.  Sadly I couldn’t …

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I know. Why would anyone want to name a Stout ‘Wappy’? I guess that John Ainley & Sons thought that since they brewed at the Wapping Spring Brewery in Huddersfield, …

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I am guessing that Dudgeon and Co, who still brew today under the Belhaven banner, were describing their Oat Stout as Famed and not the Oats that were part of …

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Magnificent forethought by Tamplin’s Brewery of Brighton. They have managed to use Asda top quality brand name 75 years before we saw it in the shops.

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Yes. There really is a Lycanthropic Stout. It is from The Upstate Craft Beer Co, Greenville, South Carolina    

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Excellent. There are some you can always rely on the fit three adjectives into the name. Well done to Tooth & Co’s Kent Brewery in Sydney

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