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In Through The….. Pontypridd The Tumble 2026
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Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Saturday 24 January 2026
Dark Element Brew Co’s second birthday. Wet and windy. Burst pipes and fuel prices and Beer drinking. Nearly Spring.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Saturday 17 January 2026
Being back in the game, despite the buses. Another pub lost. Cask that should have rested for longer and maybe rather warmer. Upload resolution and a Sunny Saturday.
Beers Of The Beano – Friday 09 January 2026
Unloads are throttled all over, so now most Preludes will be in 1080. No more Lamb but The Pen and Wig for Cask Ales and intelligent Political discourse. Post Storm Goretti.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Friday 09 January 2026
Storm Goretti really missed the Lower Rhymney Valley and Newport. The John Wallace Linton for cost effective Fine Ales. Prelude to be uploaded from The Pen and Wig. CES 2026 from The Daily Tech News Show.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Monday 05 January 2026
On leave for CES Week. Snow in The Lower Rhymney Valley, Frost in Newport. In The John Wallace Linton, where the January sale is on, Monday Club is back and Christmas Ales are still on Sale.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Saturday 03 January 2026
Back Beanoing in 2026 and starting with a Tiny Rebel. I need more Mini Beanos but can I afford them. Hybrids seem to be the way forward. Time will tell.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Wednesday 24 December 2025
The first Christmas Eve off in I don’t know how long. Counting my blessings and listening to The Daily Tech News Show Office Hours. Reach out this Christmas 🎄
Beers Of The Beano – Saturday 13 December 2025
When your beer is so thick and wonderful, that you can’t get it out of the can. And it was mostly dry too.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Saturday 20 December 2025
Reflective mood with the passing of Lamarr Wilson. Do we really know anyone? In other news, Spoons changes from Sarsons to Heinz and gaining Gluten in the process. Are people stealing milk in the Malcolm Uphill?
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