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Beer Related Sites
Beer may not be a cocktail, but every cocktail lounge usually serves beer as well, so the two have a vested interest in each other. Don't even think about asking me for information about "Bud Light", but I will hopefully provide you with some links to some other beer resources that you should find useful
 | Ale Street News
The BREWSPAPER in CYBERSPACE
The "Ale Street News - Online" is a very good collection of articles and information on beer and home brewing.
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|  | Beer Church
Because Beer is good, and you are worthy
While I suppose they could have taken the "Church Of Beer" theme to obnoxious extremes, this site fortunately simply represents a very good source of information and news about Beer around the world. I have found the information they contain on their site easy to browse through, and full of usefull and interesting news items. |
|  | Campaign for Real Ale
CAMRA's mission is to act as champion of the consumer in relation to the UK and European beer and drinks industry.
The CAMRA organization has been around for almost 30 years, and is dedicated to art of "Real Ale". Real Ale is significantly different from what people in America might think of when they think of "Beer", the closest we get to "Real Ale" (and it is pretty close) is known over here as "Cask Conditioned Beer", and it is almost always served out of a classic English hand pump known as a "Beer Engine".
In their Glossary, you can find a description of what Real Ale is. |
|  | F. H. Steinbart
One of the oldest Wine & Beer supply houses in the country.
I was trying to locate an authentic English pub style "Beer Engine" for my home bar, and this was the company that a local brewery suggested.
The organization of their on-line catalog has a ways to go, but at least it is a start. I'm glad to see companies like this making such an attempt. |
|  | Real Beer
A website dedicated not just to beer, but -real- beer. Trust me, there is a difference.
This website is devoted to beer, and more specifically, to real beer.
The term Real Beer here is used to differentiate it from the more common Industrial beer.
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