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Beers
James Wrobel writes the beer columns for Bite. He is a family man with a wife and two sons and is shopkeeper/owner of Cornelius Beers & Wines in Easter Road.
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From a brewery at Falkirk's Behind the Wall Andrew Barnett moved to Edinburgh's Summerhall in summer 2012 to open h...
The fault
that counts
Many
years ago, I was attending a wine tasting in one of Edinburgh's swankier
hotels. While I was sampling a some...
Bottled beers produced using organically produced barley and hops. Range includes Yellowhammer, Blonde, Red Kite a wheat beer, a honey beer a p...
Green-Mental ....As 2012 draws to a close and we look over a years worth of drinking, it is hard to be unimpressed by the diversity and quality of...
New Review
Tales from The Brewshed
Capturing a little bit of history, Brew Shed beers from
Limekilns in Fife have restored a tradition that disappeared...
New Review
I've never been a huge fan of the gimmicky or marketing
stunts new breweries employ to make a name for themselves. Most are clearly
dreamed up by ...
New Review
After over a decade of sating the thirst of Easter Road, we thought that it was high time that we at Cornelius got ourselves a house beer. We've fan...
