Birraire - Beer Blog

At this point I cannot speak of 'pleasant surprise', but it was nice to find once again a remarkable selection of local beer in my trips around the territory. From bars to restaurants, even also in hostels and hotels, the frequency with which one can find good beer, produced a few kilometers away by small brewers, is certainly good news for consumers. A sign that we are doing things right . Something that concerns the brewing establishment, as our industry news shows us lately. “CTretze is a great example of how important is local produce, and to know the territory”

Matt Dick, brewer and founder at Boundary Brewing Coop ( picture was taken from here ). I still hadn't had the chance to get myself any beer from the rising scene in Northern Ireland. It was the same person who had enthusiastically told me about what was beggining to happen up there, fellow blogger  Steve Lamond , who at the last edition of the European Beer Bloggers and Writers Conference  in Brussels brought me three bottles from a young cooperative microbrewery based in Belfast:  Boundary Brewing . "For five years, the brewing scene has exponentially been growing, with more than twenty breweries today"