Hopulist Issue Eight
Welcome to issue eight of Hopulist... • It’s not all bad news out there on planet craft • We do the craft beer circuit in Wellington • When craft brewing met the Peak District • We visit a creative brewer in Florida • England’s Trappist brewer shows how it’s done • All the freshest beer merch to keep you looking slick
Welcome to issue eight of Hopulist...
• It’s not all bad news out there on planet craft
• We do the craft beer circuit in Wellington
• When craft brewing met the Peak District
• We visit a creative brewer in Florida
• England’s Trappist brewer shows how it’s done
• All the freshest beer merch to keep you looking slick
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number of staff in a much slower way due<br />
to extra health and safety precautions, but<br />
you will be able to get your beer. During<br />
the first few weeks of the lockdown we<br />
managed to acquire tipples from several<br />
big names including Duration and Left<br />
Handed Giant. Another option is to try one<br />
of the larger craft beer retailers – the likes<br />
of Honest Brew and Beer Hawk have upped<br />
their game considerably to ensure that<br />
people can still make and receive orders of<br />
their favourite drops.<br />
One thing about adversity is that if often<br />
brings out the best in people, and we all<br />
know craft beer people are some of the<br />
nicest people already, so it’s no surprise to<br />
see some brewers going above and beyond<br />
to help their local communities. Cloudwater<br />
is offering local delivery in Manchester<br />
and even throwing some organic food<br />
and vegetables into the mix for those not<br />
able to get out themselves. Magic Rock is<br />
doing local delivery in Huddersfield and<br />
also running virtual craft beer socials<br />
online to keep people connected. Brewdog<br />
has turned its hand to manufacturing<br />
hand sanitser to fill the void left by panic<br />
buying. The list goes on and on, there’s not<br />
enough space to acknowledge all the great<br />
companies out there doing great things.<br />
The same can be said for many bars and<br />
taprooms.<br />
Our advice it to research those closest<br />
to you and see what they are up to and<br />
how you can get involved. Humankind has<br />
leaned on beer for almost its entirety, so<br />
let’s be sure to give something back to the<br />
companies out there trying to make it in<br />
this storm if we can.<br />
Stay safe, stay happy and stay healthy.