1.a) J&R Tennents Lager: The German Connection – article by Stefan Manz.
b) Brewery Tales: I could have mashed all night – Sam PLE Cran’s ‘recollection’ of his first nightshift.
c) Ushers Amber Ale – No 7 in a series of beer labels. – by Paul Dean
d) The Maltmen Incorporation of Dundee – Iain Flett, City Archivist of Dundee.
e) Some Speculations on the History of Beer – By David I H Johnstone.
f) Ayr Citadel Brewery – A transcription of an inventory of the Citadel Brewery in Ayr compiled in 1751 by Jane Jamieson.
g) Old Ale Tales – Although Americans developed their own brewing traditions and beer styles, there was a ready market for Scotch ales there, both before and after the Revolution by lain Russell and Alma Topen.
2024, Volume 24
Contents 5) George Younger, exporters to the worldNick Drew examines what export labels can tell us 13) The story of beer boatsSea was an important route for beer exports, as John Martin discovers 17) Imperial Russian StoutJohn Martin looks at possible Scottish...
