There is no other place like Belgium when it comes to beer, Belgium boasts so much variety; they have beers for every type of mood, food and time of day. You will learn about Belgiums famous beer Stella Artois, brewed in the ancient town of Lueven since 1717, and the Stella Artois World Draught Master Competition that fascinates the world of beer enthusiasts.
Boddingtons is known today as the cream of Manchester. The beers produced at the Strangeway brewery rely heavily on the quality of water drawn from the Ardwick Fault that lies 200 feet below the brewery. Learn about the amazing history of the brewery in Manchester and visit the world-renowned pub, Sams Chop House
Tourism is Ireland's second largest industry and whether you taking in Dublin, a city that is electrifying and ever expanding or the emerald hills of the countryside that are made for movie magic. At one time when Irish people drank more whisky, Arthur Guinness started brewing a beer that was quite different. It contained roasted barley, giving it an uncharacteristically dark colour. Today its one of the worlds favourite beer, and its not really a beer at all its a Stout!
The slogan, "This Bud's for You" has become synonymous with America's number one selling beer. We travel to St. Louis, USA and look at the Anheuser-Busch brewery, home of Budweiser and Bud Light. But few realize the history of Bud goes back to Germany in the guise of pioneer Adolphus Busch.
Discover the amazing Belle Vue Brewery in Brussels which offers a family of lambic beers that are spontaneously fermented using wheat as a raw material. This process is the bridge of linking beer making to wine making, and is one of the oldest brewing techniques of all, going back over 5000 years.
In Glasgow, Scotland, its customary to pop around the the corner pub for a "swift-hall" and a taste of the local hospitality. More often than not, the brew on tap is the famous 'Tennent's Lager which has been brewed at the Wellpark Brewery since 1885. However, brewing has been ongoing on the site since 1556 making this brewery the oldest commercial concern in the city. Using finest Scottish malts, Tennents has a truly distinctive and unique flavour.