Beside it stands a lonely 18th-century coaching inn whose lovely, tiny beer garden extends into a small riverside field.
After the venture failed due in part, he claims, to regulatory hurdles he helped lead a campaign to pass the nation's first nanobrewery law, differentiating tiny beer producers (2,000 barrels a year or less) from their larger counterparts.
Bottled and canned versions require the intervention of a tiny beer-widget.
If you find yourself in San Francisco instead, go to its not-so-tiny beer hall in the middle of the city near Union Square, home to GAP stores and all the shitty hotels.
At Manhattan's tiniest beer-zealot hideaway, malt-liquor bottles double as water carafes, and arrestingly angular stemware hangs behind a copper bar.
He used to live in the borough in the mid-eighties,… At Manhattan's tiniest beer-zealot hideaway, malt-liquor bottles double as water carafes, and arrestingly angular stemware hangs behind a copper bar.
In tiny hipster beer gardens and upstart pubs, a new spirit of connoisseurship is drawing fine distinctions among hops, malts and flavorings.
Indeed, more than 40% of Taybeh's sales are within neighbouring Israel, and this tiny Palestinian beer seems to have kick-started a micro-brewing trend.
While the food is unsurprisingly good (try the Maitake mushrooms in Pecorino Sardo crema), the portions are tiny, the beer selection is largely Italian and American, the glass atrium setting and retractable roof are modern, the wait service is formally professional and when I visited, the soundtrack was Motown funk.
Whyte & Brown's bottled menu also features such breweries as Pressure Drop, Moor and Tiny Rebel (beers from £5).. Pint from £3.80.
While the UK dealcoholised drinks market is tiny (alcohol-free beer is worth a mere £51.3m annually, compared to about £17bn for beer proper), its popularity is growing, especially among younger drinkers.
