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Session #150 round-up: thoughts on stout and porter from around the world
We revived The Session for a one-off event to celebrate the work of the late Martyn Cornell, asking people to write something in response to his final book Porter & Stout. We were encouraged in this by Alan ‘A Good Beer Blog’ McLeod whose. We don’t ‘own’ The Session, and neither does he, but we […] Session #150 round-up: thoughts on stout and porter from around the world originally posted at Boak & Bailey's Beer Blog
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Session #150: Martyn Cornell – Porter And Stout
It is difficult to write about Martyn Cornell’s last book, Porter and Stout: A Complete History without being caught up by the sad fact of his passing a little over a year ago now. As many had written after the news of his passing circulated, he seemed always able to be available at the other end … Continue reading "Session #150: Martyn Cornell – Porter And Stout"
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Session number 150: When porter was… amber?
Porter is a dark beer, right? Pretty much black. Well, that was not always the case, as the late Martyn Cornell explains in his 2025 book Porter & Stout. He describes 18th century London porter as “mid-brown or deep chestnut in colour at most” and, on the same page, quotes a contemporary source which refers […] Session number 150: When porter was… amber? originally posted at Boak & Bailey's Beer Blog
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The Charming Disarming And Slightly Alarming Beery News Notes For A Thursday In June
The nice thing about the youngest kid having a job with shifts that end at 11 pm is a fella like me can stay up late for the NBA Finals, listening to 660 AM every second evening when I am waiting out in the parking lot for the kid’s shift to end.* I am not … Continue reading "The Charming Disarming And Slightly Alarming Beery News Notes For A Thursday In June"
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Announcing Session number 150: Responding to Martyn Cornell’s epic book
On Sunday 28 June 2026 we’re going to post something inspired by the late Martyn Cornell’s final epic work of beer history Porter and Stout. We’d love you to join us. The first problem is that the book is quite expensive. The second is that it is large and intimidating. To make this easy for […] Announcing Session number 150: Responding to Martyn Cornell’s epic book originally posted at Boak & Bailey's Beer Blog
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Why Stout?
What is the consumer appeal of this mysterious dark beer? Stouts have become a craft beer staple, enjoyed with special zeal at celebrated occasions or during colder seasons.
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5 Beer Styles to Help You Navigate Any Craft Beer Menu
The post 5 Beer Styles to Help You Navigate Any Craft Beer Menu appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
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