Brewed: A guide to the beer of New Zealand (book)
Brewed: A guide to the beer of New Zealand (book)
Jules van Costello
2017, 2nd edition.
Paperback, 236 pages, excellent condition
Since the release of Brewed in 2015, the New Zealand beer industry has continued to grow dramatically, which this revised edition takes into account by featuring 45 new breweries, meaning over 160 commercially operating New Zealand breweries are profiled. Additionally, the tasting notes for over 450 beers have been revised and are now in a separate section, divided into beer type, for easier comparison of beers produced by different breweries.
Brewed includes a style guide written specifically for the New Zealand craft beer market and has all the information needed to make the increasingly complicated beer world a lot more comprehensible.
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