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From here The 1,500-year-old recipe that shows how Romans invented the beef burger Rightly or wrongly, the Romans have been credited with bringing many things to Britain, from roads and pavements to heated baths and indoor plumbing. But a new discovery is giving them credit for a quintessentially A...

by Jarrett A. Lobell and Samir S. Patel Archaeology Magazine Volume 63 Number 3, May/June 2010 In about 500 B.C., the Celtic culture that had begun in central Europe reached Britain and Ireland. The Celts in Ireland divided themselves into about 150 kingdoms, each ruled by its own sovereign, markin...

Sorry that Aislinn, the boys and myself had to leave early. I do want to say that we had a great time at the event and I, for one, thought that having it at the home of Guthrum and Finnoulla was a fantastic alternative to our norm of doing it at a hall somewhere and would very much be in favor of ma...

True, I was referring mainly to the cloudy\yeasty factor and being enjoyed at room temp. When I was in England I dont think I got a cold beer anywhere and I drank bitters for the most part.

"Beer buffs today would regard Celtic beer as a strange brew not only for its flavour but because it would have been cloudy, contained yeasty sediment and been imbibed at room temperature, he added" So, basically it is more like beer drank through most of Europe (specifically an English B...

Great and insightful article Aonghus! I'm still not entirely convinced that we need to go as far as organizing a guild since at this point I think that at least 3\4 of the active members of the Clann at large brew. The purpose of a guild is to showcase the hard won skills of a small number of a larg...

Let's not forget that I believe it was Grania that solved a good portion of the riddles!!

Hey, if you want to buy it for yourself, go for it!! As long as we get to come over and play with it...

We need to buy this!

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Don't worry, I am pretty sure I have digitals of that night! I'll have to dig them out when I'm at home.