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The best Beer books for Fathers day

I have a few of these books and they are all great.. Big Hint, Iam a dad and I like beer, so would expect some of these books, but my son always thinks out of the shed and gets me something odd, which is nice, but sometimes I would love a beer book, or maybe […]

I have a few of these books and they are all great..

Big Hint, Iam a dad and I like beer, so would expect some of these books, but my son always thinks out of the shed and gets me something odd, which is nice, but sometimes I would love a beer book, or maybe some beer when he’s 18 πŸ™‚

It’s too late for this year, but next year is good!

You can preorder the book on every beer lovers “beer table”

Good-Beer-Guide 2011

or get this years copy, which is a great guide and I know people who use it to plan their beer visits all the time πŸ˜‰

Good-Beer-Guide-Roger-Protz

This is great looking book with super pictures and great food matching.

500-Beers-Zak-Avery

Read my review of 500 beers here

If you are into homebrew then this one will give you some recipes for classic brews.

Brew-Your-British-Real Ale

Saw this launched at the Great Welsh Beer & Cider festival & snapped up a copy some great pictures

Real-Heritage-Pubs-Wales

Not got this, but love my bottled beers nearly as much as cask.

Good-Bottled-Beer-Guide-Bottle

Had this a few years ago, and drank about 50 of them, so hopefully I don’t die soon.

300-Beers-Try-Before-You Die

Anyway if you are lucky to get any of these then, escape to the shed with a beer and relax with a good book.

By Andrew Wilcox

Andrew Wilcox is a freelance web developer and digital marketing consultant based in Penarth, Wales, with over 25 years of experience in the industry. He has worked on numerous large news websites and content management systems within the media sector, and now helps businesses of all sizes with web development, SEO and digital marketing. Andrew is also the founder of the nationally recognised Shed of the Year competition, now in its 20th year, which he grew from an online project into a television partnership.