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by Beer Emporium | Jun 19, 2014 | Beers
The Beer Emporium – Bottle Menu June 2014 – Only 387 different Beers. [gview file=”http://thebeeremporium.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/bottle-beer-menu1.pdf”]
by Beer Emporium | May 1, 2014 | News, Other Bereverages
Time to investigate Chase – whose potato vodka we serve here at the Beer Emporium. Chase are a single estate farm and distillery in Herefordshire. It’s a prime location for rich farmland and its where they also grow cider apples for their Apple Vodka and...
by Beer Emporium | Apr 30, 2014 | Beers, Bottle Shop
This is Odell’s homage to the Myrcene – the oil in the hop flower that provides its beautiful aromas and flavours. And boy they have done justice to honouring this oil, essential to those hop-forward beers that Odell are such masters of creating. Odell...
by Beer Emporium | Apr 24, 2014 | News
Being in the Southwest everyone loves sea food furthermore everyone loves beer Why not enjoy them together! Our Fowey mussels are sustainable rope grown and full of juicy meaty flavour, cooked with chunks of chorizo and crunchy samphire. We steam them in ale fresh...
by tbeadmin | Apr 24, 2014 | Beers, Brewery Of The Week, News
A rock solid brewery! Stone’s beers are uncompromising, loud and true to the craft agenda. Stone are also ahead of the curve when it comes to being eco-friendly and recently covered their brewery roof with 1,561 solar panes that will offset more than 244,000kg...
by tbeadmin | Apr 24, 2014 | News
I have just had the pleasure of cracking open a bottle of De Struise’s Pannepeut. This beautiful Belgian pours a rich malt brown with a creamy beige head and looks very inviting indeed. The nose is full of fresh apples and notes of vanilla, with a very prominent...
by Beer Emporium | Apr 24, 2014 | News
You may have noticed that we quite like whiskey here at the Beer Emporium! Certain managers here, not to mention any names, just can’t resist buying in new whiskeys for the back bar and our selection of Scotch and Japanese whiskeys seems to grow every week! One...
by tbeadmin | Apr 15, 2014 | News
Time for wine. Let’s just take a break from beer for one moment, only for a moment, we’re swapping hops for grapes, with just a little introduction to some of my favourite wines at The Beer Emporium. The is sun starting to show its long awaited face so why not spend...
by Beer Emporium | Apr 15, 2014 | News
Most people who visit The Beer Emporium are intrigued as to the history of the building. Well, let’s shed some light into the cellar… The whole street is steeped in history. King Street is a 17th-century street named after Charles II. The street lies just south...
by Beer Emporium | Apr 14, 2014 | Beers
Read the labelling on this beer by Hardknott and you won’t know what you are about to drink. ‘Queboid is not square. It contains solid geometry in its hex-faceted flavour profile, which, co-ordinated with its parallel piped direction, makes for a right...
by Beer Emporium | Apr 9, 2014 | Beers, Food
Conceived whilst Head Chef, Lee, was slightly tipsy, and when you try them you know why. They are simply perfect beer food. Around the outside are coarse, crunchy breadcrumbs. Then comes the soft pulled pork and in the middle, gooey smoked cheese. The gorgeous BBQ...
by Beer Emporium | Apr 8, 2014 | Other Bereverages
A Kraken’ Rum! Named after a giant octo-squid-like sea creature of the Caribbean, this bottle certainly stands out on the Beer Emporium back bar! The story goes, The Kraken was a sea monster that bought down ship carrying a shipment of black spiced rum. The rum was...
by Beer Emporium | Apr 8, 2014 | Beers
New in The Beer Emporium’s fridges this week is the Dalva IPA (8.5%). It’s by Brasserie Thiriez, located in the French village of Esquelbecq, not too far from the Belgian border. The building was an old farmhouse brewery until 1945 and was renovated and...
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by tbeadmin | Apr 3, 2014 | News
There are lots of beers that are just a little bit awesome however, one of my absolute favourites is the Einstok White Ale. Especially with the sun starting to appear this crisp refreshing wit beer with notes of pineapple will leave you refreshed as if you had a...
by Beer Emporium | Apr 3, 2014 | Beers, Brewery Of The Week
Based in South Wales, The Celt Experience is one of my very favourite breweries. Their Core range is where it all began for the Celt Experience and is a master-class in perfecting and exploring traditional and classic ales. We love the Golden Age, a citrussy session...
by Beer Emporium | Apr 2, 2014 | News, Other Bereverages
A few lovely gin cocktails at The Rummer Bar in St Nick‘s Market on Friday night got me thinking about gin. Here’s the low-down on the gin you’ll see on the back – bar here at the Beer Emporium. Tanqueray: A London dry gin. Tanqueray is distilled four times, and...
by Beer Emporium | Mar 28, 2014 | Dish of The Week, Food
Spring to me is about the freshest and most delicious sea food, cooked simply to let the flavours of the sea sing. The traditional bouillabaisse fills this dish with a hearty warmth, contrasting to the elegance and delicacy of the sea bream.
by Beer Emporium | Mar 28, 2014 | Beers, Brewery Of The Week
Our good friends at Butcombe not only supply us with their own traditional cask ales, but with many of the regular favourites you might see at the Beer Emporium. You might not expect your German Pilsner or your American Pale Ale to come from a family brewery in...
by Beer Emporium | Mar 28, 2014 | Beers, Bottle Shop
‘Since 2007, Baarle, Belgium has a brewery again. This traditional craft has been transformed by a modern approach into a small, professional company. The Daughter of the Ear of Corn ‘Provides a small-scale beer production in it’s region. The...
by Beer Emporium | Mar 27, 2014 | Beers
What you see above is The Beer Emporium’s collection of Hitachino Nest Beers from Kiuchi Brewery, Ibaraki, Japan They are quality top-fermented ales. Kiuchi started brewing in 1996 with a hint of our traditional sake brewing method. Since then, they’ve...
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by Beer Emporium | Mar 27, 2014 | Dish of The Week, Food
Spring is officially here from the 30th of March and such the next menu at The Beer Emporium will include Fresh Cornish Clams cooked in craft pale ale, with crispy smoked bacon lard ons and Buxton black pudding. The new menu will include a larger range of seafood...
by Beer Emporium | Mar 27, 2014 | Beers
There are 10 Trappist breweries in the world. 6 in Belgium 2 in the Netherlands 1 in Austria 1 in the US The Beer Emporium is proud to say that we serve 8 out of 10 brewery’s beers. New to our shelves are: Zundert (Neatherlands). The beer is brewed in Trappist...
by Beer Emporium | Mar 26, 2014 | News
Bristol is a city that loves its beverages! This is reflective of the rest of the country; beer and coffee seem to have a connection in terms of the growth of craft, speciality, artisan and local produce in the last few years. Bristol seen a wealth of great beer bars...
by Beer Emporium | Mar 15, 2014 | Food
Sunday 30th March (In case you forgot!) Be not afraid we have come up with a plan, take her for a lovely lunch. We have devised a delicious menu to suit everyone! And Mum even gets a free drink or dessert. Cards not included. Just follow the link below to see the full...
by Beer Emporium | Mar 13, 2014 | Dish of The Week
With the first few signs of spring returning and some much welcomed sunshine out and about in Bristol this week, my mind has wandered to those days and and about in the fresh air with a good old fashioned fish and chips! There’s nothing like having a proper fish...
by Beer Emporium | Feb 27, 2014 | News
We played host to some of the finest produce Bristol has to offer: Beer and Pie! We had All- Bristol beers on the taps and Pieminister pies in the kitchen. It was great to see some of the brewers pop down for a few drinks too. There are too many to mention now but...
by Steve | Oct 15, 2013 | Live Music
The Jackalopes return to The Beer Emporium Wednesday 16th October 9.30pm Support act Leo James http://leojames.co.uk
by Steve | Sep 14, 2013 | Uncategorized
We have a trio of solo artists performing at The Beer Emporium this evening Music starts 9pm Come along and enjoy the contrasting styles of JIMMY MOORE, SALLY BRINKWORTH & SARAH R-K Great beer, great food, great times! ...
by Steve | Sep 9, 2013 | Beers, Food
A night specially created for our bar and restaurant buddies old and new to come along meet and network with your peers whilst sampling our beers, wines and spirits at a 15% discounted price. This offer is also extended to the general public so come on in and enjoy....
by Steve | Sep 9, 2013 | News
Yes guys, its The Beer Emporium quiz night hosted by Emma G. Why not come along and enjoy a few beers or some delicious food as Emma poses this weeks questions, which are guaranteed to give those brain cells a work out!
by Steve | Sep 9, 2013 | Live Music, Uncategorized
This week’s host will be Jimmy Moore from Swindon. Jimmy has a growing reputation with his clever guitar playing technique. Come join us, make music and enjoy the vibe or just relax and be entertained.
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by Beer Emporium | Sep 6, 2013 | Live Music
Happy to announce we have the acoustic tones of Jef Clark performing at The Beer Emporium. Jef will take the stage at 10pm on Saturday 6th of September from 10pm. Originally from the North-East of England, Jef is a seasoned professional singer guitarist with more than...
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by Beer Emporium | Sep 6, 2013 | News
The Beer Emporium Newsletter. Keep up to date with everything new at The Beer Emporium. Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Like on Facebook Follow on Twitter Forward to a Friend Imported American Beer of the day...
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by Steve | Aug 31, 2013 | Live Music
by Beer Emporium | Aug 29, 2013 | Uncategorized
Hi all! We are pleased to announce that The Beer Emporium will be host to a take over from Portobello. Portobello Brewery are in town on Tuesday the 3rd of September from 6pm-8.30pm. Come along and try the whole range from this fabulous London brewery. Meet the team...
by Steve | Aug 26, 2013 | Uncategorized
Open all day serving great beer and great food indoors and outdoors with our barbeque, come relax and enjoy your day with us!
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by Steve | Aug 12, 2013 | Live Music, Uncategorized
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by Beer Emporium | Jul 30, 2013 | Beers
A selection of our Belgian beers at the Beer Emporium. [gview file=”http://thebeeremporium.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/belgian-beers.pdf”]
by Beer Emporium | Jul 24, 2013 | Beers, Food
Check out tonight’s specials. [gview file=”http://thebeeremporium.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/SET-dinner-MENU-2.docx”]
by Beer Emporium | Jul 20, 2013 | Beers
Here’s our extensive range of world beers for Saturday July 20th 2013. [gview file=”http://thebeeremporium.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/beerlist-website.pdf”]
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by Beer Emporium | Jul 18, 2013 | Beers
A selection of our European and other beers. Belgian and German beers are always ranked highly amongst beer fans. We also have a few from various other countries around the world that are extremely good.
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by Beer Emporium | Jul 18, 2013 | Beers
A selection of our British Beers. The U.K has an incredibly well developed craft beer scene at the moment, a far cry from days of old.
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by Beer Emporium | Jul 18, 2013 | Beers
A selection of our Craft American range. Considered to be at the forefront of the craft revolution in recent years, these beers are not shy in style or substance.
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by Beer Emporium | Jul 16, 2013 | Food
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by Beer Emporium | Jul 16, 2013 | Beers, Building The Emporium
