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Does beer expire? This is a question that has been asked by beer enthusiasts around the world for decades. While it is true that beer can go bad, there is still a lot of debate over how long beer can be stored before it starts to taste off. It is important to understand the various

Craft beer in South Africa is becoming ever more popular. As more and more local breweries produce tasty unique, and authentically crafted drinks – many people are turning away from the mainstream and mass-produced alcoholic drink which litter the aisles of off-licenses and supermarkets. But if you are unfamiliar with craft beers, you may be

Brewing and craft beer in South Africa is currently seeing a boom, with many homegrownBreweries and independent businesses provide a wide range of tasty and innovative beverages.to discover. But if you are looking for non-alcoholic beers in South Africa, you may be underthe impression that your choices are limited—well, nothing could be further from the

Brewery’s Based in Cape Town DARLING BREW Darling Beer is a well-known and highly acclaimed South African craft beer brand. It was recently awarded the title of Best Local Craft Beer at the Kfm Best of the Cape Awards 2021 Kfm. Darling, a small West Coast town, was the location of the brewery. It is now officially

Smack! Republic Hops Lawn!What do you do when you have a lot of space on your story and you enjoy beer. Firstly you take over an impressive brand called SMACK! Republic Developing Co. After that you begin farming jumps obviously.Jumps are usually utilized in small quantities, yet they have a large influence on beer flavour.

A History of Beer: How Beer Made Civilization [Focus words: beer] “I think this would be a good time for a beer.” – Franklin D. Roosevelt Beer, ale, lager, stout, bitter, pale – whatever you call it, it’s glorious stuff. Whether your downing pints in soggy England or sipping Mexico lager in the sun, beer

History of Craft Beer in South Africa [Keywords: craft beer South Africa, craft breweries] South African beer is in the midst of a revolution. For decades, South African beer production was dominated by South African Breweries – that’s still true. However, there’s been a wave of craft breweries opening up throughout the country in recent

The History of Beer in South Africa [Keywords: South African beer, South Africa] South Africans love their beer. Whether it be a refreshing Carling Black label on a Friday night or a refreshing can of Castle lager, we South Africans can’t get enough of the stuff. Small wonder we’re going through a home brewing revolution.