a) The Real Canny Scot – Neil Lawrence finds history in cans.
b) Campbell, Hope & King: Brewers of Distinction – John D. Martin explores the story of a far-famed Edinburgh brewing business.
c) Scottish Brewing Model Trucks – George Douglas talks to GUAS about his passion for model trucks.
d) The Wellshot Brewery in Cambuslang – Forbes Gibb looks at the life and times of the other Hugh Tennent.
e) On the trail of black cork – Robbie Pickering investigates the mystery of a villain’s
1. Chairman’s Statement: The SBAA wishes to welcome two new corporate members, Cold Town Beer and Barney’s Beer. Please see their details later in this Newsletter. Also, congratulations to our corporate members who did well at the recent Scottish Beer Awards, read...
1. Chairman’s Statement: The passing of Sir Geoff Palmer has been well documented in the media, and I can only add my own sentiments by saying it has been a privilege and an honour to have known him. Geoff was a quietly spoken and humble man, who often used humour in...
1. Chairman’s Statement: I start this Newsletter on a sombre note by mentioning the passing of Allan McLean, an active SBAA member for 20 years who contributed greatly with his knowledge of brewing history, which was vast. Please see Allan’s obituary, he will be sadly...