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Stephen Beaumont's Brewpub Cookbook |
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A Taste For Beer |
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A World of Beer |
What Steve Says:
This was my first book, and in looking back on it three years after the publication date, I am amazed at how much of the material is still relevant. Sure, a lot of breweries have opened since the spring of 1994, and some have also closed, but the great majority of those mentioned and reviewed in the Guide are still up and running. So much for the volatility of the industry!At some point in the future, I may update the Guide. For now, however, I believe that this still remains the most comprehensive textbook on the Canadian beer market as a whole. There are good regional guides -- Jamie MacKinnon has just come out with one focussed upon the Great Lakes region, for example, and I understand that Nick Hamilton's new epistle to the beers of Quebec is quite good -- but I don't know of anything that covers the entire nation more thoroughly than does the Great Canadian Beer Guide, even after all this time.
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What the Critics Say:
"Astonishingly detailed tasting notes on today's beers...and a fascinating history of a colourful brewing industry."- Michael Jackson, author of The Beer Companion
"Refreshing. The Great Canadian Beer Guide is the best collection of information on the Canada brew scene...many can learn how to taste beer from Beaumont's notes."
- All About Beer Magazine
"A tasty guide to Canada's best brews and breweries."
- The Globe and Mail Report on Business Magazine
Click on the links below to read selected excerpts from Stephen Beaumont's Great Canadian Beer Guide.
- Beaumont on Beer and Canada
- Beaumont on Beer Ratings
- Beaumont on McAuslan Brewing (Sample Brewery Review)
- Beaumont on Spinnakers Brew Pub (Sample Brewpub Review)
Great Canadian Beer Guide © Stephen Beaumont, 1994
