Ep. 41 - Author and Pub Enthusiast Pete Brown
A conversation on the meaning of "craft" in beer with author Pete Brown. How it came to be, how it changed and lost its meaning, and why the word is still important.
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Show Notes
If you are interested in the subject of beer, it’s likely that you’ve already heard of Pete Brown and have read his words. He is the author of nine books on not only beer but cider and food as well.
His prose effortlessly brings readers along on journeys whether is walking through orchards, sitting at the PUB, or traversing oceans with IPA.
His latest book, Craft: An Argument was written and published during the COVID-19 lockdown and has just been released.
Brown joined the show via Zoom from London.
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- Host: John Holl
- Guest: Pete Brown
- Tags: Beer, Craft Beer, London, COVID-19, Diversity, Writing, Pubs, ESB, Fullers, Lager, Ale
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