Archive
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Saturday 28 March 2026
Frosty, Sunny, pre BST Saturday starting in the John Wallace Linton and straight on the craft cans. Pen and Wig and then the Project.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Saturday 21 March 2026
So, sometimes you forget things. So, this Prelude will be recorded on the MacBook Neo using Detail. Pubs and politics. Warm Beer anyone. Fest Ales still on.
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
It is always more Festive when it isn’t hammering down with rain. Another Hybrid and a quite different Tiny Rebel to start the day. Festive shopping in the Project this afternoon.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Saturday 08 November 2025
The rewiring is going to take until Wednesday, so it’s not a weekend job. I will soon be testing a Daily Tech News Show Pint Glass. The external Cask Ale question and wearing my Poppy with Pride.
Around the corner
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Saturday 01 November 2025
Is BrewDog Dead? Why I need Fast WiFi while out Beanoing and Craft Cask is still a thing.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Saturday 18 October 2025
The live stream that wasn’t quite live. My Beer Social Media posts and a Banger from Polly’s / Pomona Island. Hybrid Beanoing.
Prelude – Beers Of The Beano – Thursday 09 October 2025
Start your Emergency Beano with a light and fruity semi Australian brew. Boiling Frogs and transport in The Old South Wales Valleys.
The R W Nash Blog 