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Thursday, October 31, 2013
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Hello from Sean
Recently, we have started to offer more English ale in the cafe. So here is a little about its history.
(This information was taken from Wikipedia.)
Beer has been produced in Britain since pre-historic times. It was already popular when the Romans invaded over two thousand years ago. It is possible that many Celtic people enjoyed beer made from wheat and other flavourings. At this time there were no 'hops'. Hops were not used until the 9th Century.
In the Middle-ages, an average person drank about 300 litres of ale a year, and breweries became large and well-organised. The government and guilds controlled the quality. At this time most beer was bought before it was ready to drink. The buyer had to wait until it was ready. But in the early 1700s a new beer was made called 'Porter'. This beer was kept at the brewery until it was ready to drink. It was very popular and the companies that made it became rich.
Later, the government allowed anyone to buy a license to brew beer and the power of the breweries became less. Hundreds of new pubs opened, and many people made beer at home too. By the middle of the 19th Century, pale ales and bitters were becoming popular. They were much lighter than porters and Stouts. Lager beer from Europe also started to be drunk, (but was not poplar until the 1970s.)
In the 20th Century, a new way of making beer was developed, using 'pressure' to carbonise the beer (like soda). These beers didn't need hops to make bubbles. Many real ales became less popular and so in 1971 the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) was started. Now, although lager beer is still very popular, many micro-breweries and large breweries are making great 'real ale' again. The range of flavours from flowers and herbs to fruity is wonderful. Around the country you can taste hundreds of different ales.
Magnolia Cafe currently offers beer from two breweries: Spitfire and 1698 from the Kent brewery 'Shepherd Neame'. And London Pride and ESB from the London brewery 'Fuller's'.
We hope to offer more ale in the future. Please try a bottle next time you visit.
Sean
Recently, we have started to offer more English ale in the cafe. So here is a little about its history.
(This information was taken from Wikipedia.)
Beer has been produced in Britain since pre-historic times. It was already popular when the Romans invaded over two thousand years ago. It is possible that many Celtic people enjoyed beer made from wheat and other flavourings. At this time there were no 'hops'. Hops were not used until the 9th Century.
In the Middle-ages, an average person drank about 300 litres of ale a year, and breweries became large and well-organised. The government and guilds controlled the quality. At this time most beer was bought before it was ready to drink. The buyer had to wait until it was ready. But in the early 1700s a new beer was made called 'Porter'. This beer was kept at the brewery until it was ready to drink. It was very popular and the companies that made it became rich.
Later, the government allowed anyone to buy a license to brew beer and the power of the breweries became less. Hundreds of new pubs opened, and many people made beer at home too. By the middle of the 19th Century, pale ales and bitters were becoming popular. They were much lighter than porters and Stouts. Lager beer from Europe also started to be drunk, (but was not poplar until the 1970s.)
Magnolia Cafe currently offers beer from two breweries: Spitfire and 1698 from the Kent brewery 'Shepherd Neame'. And London Pride and ESB from the London brewery 'Fuller's'.
We hope to offer more ale in the future. Please try a bottle next time you visit.
Sean
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Beer 1
「London Pride」を紹介します
なめらかさと複雑な味わいを持つ、イギリスで最も人気のあるプレミアム エールの1つ。
ターゲット、チャレンジャー、ノースダウンの3種類のホップを使用し、豊かな麦芽の風味との絶妙なバランスが特徴です。
口当たりがやわらかく、クリームのような感触が口の中で楽しめます。
食事と一緒はもちろん、ビールだけで十分楽しめ、満足できるビールです。
調子に乗って飲むと、結構良い気分になりますョ :)
「London Pride」を紹介します
フラーズ ロンドン プライド Fuller's London Pride
CAMRA(イギリスを拠点とする、伝統的なエールの復興を目的とした消費者団体)主催の『グレートブリティッシュ・ビア・フェスティバ ル』の金賞をはじめ数多くの賞を受賞。なめらかさと複雑な味わいを持つ、イギリスで最も人気のあるプレミアム エールの1つ。
ターゲット、チャレンジャー、ノースダウンの3種類のホップを使用し、豊かな麦芽の風味との絶妙なバランスが特徴です。
口当たりがやわらかく、クリームのような感触が口の中で楽しめます。
食事と一緒はもちろん、ビールだけで十分楽しめ、満足できるビールです。
調子に乗って飲むと、結構良い気分になりますョ :)
Thursday, October 24, 2013
WEEKEND
25日(金)からの週末のご案内です
25日(金) Happy Friday アルコールが割引になります
NEW 新しくイギリスビールが仲間入り!
Fuller’s社の「London Pride」と「ESB」 いずれも人気の高いビールです
飲みきりやすいサイズでご用意しています
NEW アフォガードがデザート、アルコールドリンクとして加わります
25~27(日) 季節の果物のタルト
25~26(土) キッシュ(スモークサーモンとグリーンアスパラガス)
27(日) ランチ (牛肉の黒ビール煮 パイ包み)
台風接近でくれぐれも被害のないことを祈っています。
お出かけできる天候になることを願って、みなさまのお越しをお待ちしております。
良い週末をお過ごしください
25日(金)からの週末のご案内です
25日(金) Happy Friday アルコールが割引になります
NEW 新しくイギリスビールが仲間入り!
Fuller’s社の「London Pride」と「ESB」 いずれも人気の高いビールです
飲みきりやすいサイズでご用意しています
NEW アフォガードがデザート、アルコールドリンクとして加わります
25~27(日) 季節の果物のタルト
25~26(土) キッシュ(スモークサーモンとグリーンアスパラガス)
27(日) ランチ (牛肉の黒ビール煮 パイ包み)
台風接近でくれぐれも被害のないことを祈っています。
お出かけできる天候になることを願って、みなさまのお越しをお待ちしております。
良い週末をお過ごしください
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