a) Women? What do they know about beer? – by Caroline E. S. Carr-Locke from her MSc title The Status of Woman in 18th Century Edinburgh in the Brewing Trade.
b) A Beer Bottle’s Apology – Edward Burns article on the apology published in the Stirling Journal and Advertiser, 1900.
c) The Auld Hoose (historical pub) – article by Jan & Mark Johnson.
d) Up in Smoke – Thistle Brewery, Alloa burned down (1910).
e) Todays Breweries – Bridge of Allan Brewery – by Edward Burns.
f) Book Review – The Bevvy, The Story of Glasgow and Drink by Rudolph Kenna & Ian Sutherland / On Tap, The Odyssey of Beer and Brewing in Victorian London by Glen C. Phillips.
g) Snippets – The Ale Trade (Alloa) – articles from the Stirling Journal & Advertiser 1866. 1859 & 1858.
h) Robert Younger’s Stag Brand – No 9 in a series of beer labels – by Paul Dean.
i) Old Photo Corner – The partners of William Younger, 1876.
j) The Sorry State of Arrol’s Brewery – by A. J Heslop.
k) Brewing Words – Skeechan.
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...
