Hopulist Issue Six
Welcome to issue six of Hopulist… • Our guide to the craft beer scene in Birmingham • Exclusive interview with Unity Brewing’s Jimmy Hatherly • Inside the mind of Lervig designer Nanna Guldbaek • Our pick of the best European Imperial Stouts out there • How top writer Breandán Kearney got into beer • Our picks of what beer is hot right now • All the freshest beer merch to keep you looking slick
Welcome to issue six of Hopulist…
• Our guide to the craft beer scene in Birmingham
• Exclusive interview with Unity Brewing’s Jimmy Hatherly
• Inside the mind of Lervig designer Nanna Guldbaek
• Our pick of the best European Imperial Stouts out there
• How top writer Breandán Kearney got into beer
• Our picks of what beer is hot right now
• All the freshest beer merch to keep you looking slick
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FOUNDERS<br />
BREWING CO<br />
Michigan-based<br />
Founders Brewing<br />
have a simple<br />
philosophy: “We<br />
don’t brew beer for<br />
the masses. Instead,<br />
our beers are<br />
crafted for a chosen<br />
few, a small cadre<br />
of renegades and<br />
rebels who enjoy a<br />
beer that pushes<br />
the limits of what is<br />
commonly accepted<br />
as taste. In short,<br />
we make beer for<br />
people like us.” And<br />
with offerings like<br />
Kentucky Breakfast<br />
Stout and Canadian<br />
Breakfast Stout<br />
it is hard not to<br />
acknowledge that<br />
this mantra has<br />
produced truely<br />
world-class beers.<br />
FRUIT BEER<br />
Great fruit beer is<br />
an art form, the<br />
homeland for which is<br />
Belgium, where they<br />
have been brewing<br />
exceptional fruit beer<br />
for centuries.<br />
But Belgian ales are<br />
not the only vehicle<br />
for fruit additions,<br />
sour styles like<br />
Lambic, Gose or<br />
Berliner Weisse are<br />
the most obvious fit<br />
with raspberries and<br />
cherries enhancing<br />
the sharpness. Citrus<br />
and tropical fruits<br />
share flavour profile<br />
with American hops<br />
and work well in pale<br />
ales and IPAs. Stouts<br />
and Porters whose<br />
rich flavours and<br />
aromas fit perfectly<br />
with berries, cherries<br />
and plums. So much<br />
fruity fun to be had no<br />
matter your tastes.<br />
FUGGLE HOP<br />
A revered classic<br />
English hop, Fuggle<br />
has a delicate,<br />
minty, grassy and<br />
slightly floral aroma.<br />
It can be used as a<br />
main hop (perfect<br />
for bittering) or for<br />
dry hopping.<br />
The hop is named<br />
after Richard<br />
Fuggle and was<br />
first released<br />
commercialy in<br />
1875. Examples of<br />
beer using Fuggles<br />
include Tiny Rebel’s<br />
Fugg Life IPA, Little<br />
Creatures The<br />
Fuggle is Real and<br />
Fuller’s IPA.