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    Get away with you

    Newcastle pub owner Dave Carr has taken time out from trotting the globe to disgorge the contents of his favourite pubs notebooks. He begins with...

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    Low land, high quality

    Once upon a time Dutch beer meant a few near-identical lagers and a lot of dependable advertising. Not any more. In fact, the country’s craft...

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    Unusual suspect earns top title

    Something is rising from the patterned carpet. It’s nothing untoward, but what is apparent in The Marine in South Shields is that tradition is all-pervading,...

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    McColl’s you need is love

    A County Durham brewery has gone through something of a rebrand which, as Alastair Gilmour discovers, is a collaboration of art and science When Danny...

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    By The River Brew Co, Gateshead, has achieved Gold Standard as part of the United Nations Initiative to measure, reduce and offset its carbon footprint,...

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The Gate is well and truly ajar

July 10th | by Alastair Gilmour

A labradoodle-type dog is hoovering up a few spilt crisps, although it’s not meant to be in The Ale Gate,...

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