This is the sixth edition of CAMRA's national guide to the world of Belgian beer. Its outline of breweries, beers and bars is so impressive that it is acknowledged as the standard work for Belgian beer lovers, even in Belgium itself.The information includes comprehensive advice on getting there, being there, what to eat, where to stay and how to bring beers back home. Suitable for both leisure and business travellers as well as for armchair drinkers looking to enjoy a selection of Belgian brews from their local beer store.It features: other information; full colour throughout with province-by-province and city maps; and background history and an insight into all of Belgium's eccentricities. It is written with personality and wit. "Good Beer Guide Belgium" is recommended reading in the "Rough Guide to Belgium".
Good Beer Guide Belgium
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Tim Webb has been writing about beer for over twenty years, he used to run CAMRA's Great British Beer Festival and was co-founder and first chair of CAMRA's publishing company. He wrote the first edition of the Good Beer Guide to Belgium and Holland in 1992, which has spawned five further national beer guides to Belgium, two foreign editions and various spin-off publications, including guides to Bruges, Brussels, lambic brewing and the country's top 100 beers.