Birthday Celebrations - Thurs 13th Nov Picture House Social with Tom J Newell's Showboat

We'll be celebrating our 1st birthday next week. Thanks to everyone's support.

Vintedge will also be celebrating their newly refurbed interior by next weekend.
Join us at Picture House Social on Thurs 13th Nov for Tom J Newell's Showboat music quiz (prizes from us to be won!). Further details below.

Then Sat 15th & Sun 16th Nov we will have a pop up bier cafe at Vintedge/Hop Hideout with Kernel on tap. With every purchase from Hop Hideout over the weekend, you recieve a ticket, for entry in our birthday raffle.



"Playing records in a non-alphabetical sequence last night was fun, but next Thursday sees another instalment of The Showboat A to Z Challenge.

More of my prints, zines and stickers up for grabs, but this time with added prizes on offer from the Picture House Pizza Oven and from Hop Hideout who are celebrating their 1st Birthday.

It's still free to enter, but there'll be a collection tin passed around for Artfelt: The Children's Hospital Charity to make donations.

Thursday 13th November.
8pm-12midnight.

At 9pm SHARP, Tom will play 26 records, starting with an artist or band beginning with the letter 'A' and continuing alphabetically to 'Z'.
Write down as many as you can to win.
Answer sheets and pens provided.
Shazammers will be disqualified and disgraced.
Good Luck!

Prizes
1 – TJN Print + Stickers / Hop Hideout Tee + Tote + 12 pack beers / 2 Free Pizzas.
2 – TJN Zine + Stickers / Hop Hideout Tee + 2 beers / 1 Free Pizza.
3 – TJN Stickers / Hop Hideout Tote + 2 beers."


www.facebook.com/tomjnewellart

Sheffield Antiques Quarter Christmas Vintage Market 8th Dec

"A Great Local 'Vintage' event right in the middle of the Antiques Quarter in the INCREDIBLE and ICONIC Abbeydale Picture House. With 50 Stalls of Retro, Vintage, Art & Crafts, Antiques and Salvage wares - as well as great local Artisan Foods. It's our best and biggest event of the year.

We've extended our event indoors to include a FASHION SHOW 'Through the Decades' The1920's to the 1970's. The Fashion Show runs from 12pm-1.30pm with all participants having indoor stalls alongside the Cat Walk. 

Purdys-Hair hair will be glamming things up with make-up hair-do's and King Biscuit Time will provide the appropriate vinyl accompaniment. 

Live music all day from Ric from the The Rude Shipyard. 

There will be Mulled Cider and an incredible array of bottled beers (Great Pressie packs too) from Hop Hideout with their PopUp bar and shop. Hot Spiced Soup and Roasted Chestnuts and food from Nether Edge Pizza Company, Jameson's Cafe & Tea Rooms, The Rude Shipyard and much more.... 

All in all a great line up - Hope You Can Come...."

Limoncello with an E

Entrance - through Vintedge on corner Sheldon/Abbeydale Rd

We're in the latest copy of Exposed Magazine - which you can pick up in lots of places around Sheffield (& from us!).


I usually write a monthly beery blog too over here - LINK


 







New brews in this week - more to come but a taster for now.



Stone & Wood - "We established Stone & Wood Brewing Company in Byron Bay in 2008 after many years of working in the beer business. Our dream was to quit ‘working for the man’, shed the corporate garbage and get back to basics.

As the original brewers of Byron Bay we built our brewery here at the eastern tip of Australia, in a part of the world where people enjoy having a beer when relaxing after catching a wave, catching a band at the pub or just catching up with friends. It’s that sort of place."

Pressure Drop deliver Strictly Roots a beer with infused Dandelion and Burdock roots - artwork by Pete Fowler

Pete Fowler artwork for Super Furry Animals

Siren - US release Lemon Cello (it's Limoncello with an E guv)

Rainbow project Empress Stout & Even More Jesus.

Camden town & Beavertown have a love child - One Hells of a Beaver











Hop Hideout, speciality beer shop
444 Abbeydale Road, Sheffield, S7 1FR
hophideout@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/hophideout.co.uk
@HopHideout

Opening Times:
Wed & Thurs 12 to 5pm

Fri & Sat 10 to 6pm
Sun 11 to 4pm

Where we are:
444 Abbeydale Road, Sheffield, S7 1FR (entrance from Vintedge on the corner. We are next to The Broadfield Pub). Lots of parking on Sheldon Road to side of Vintedge or nearby carparks on Abbeydale Road which are free up to an hour.

If you are visiting from the city centre catch the 87 (Stagecoach), 97 & 98 (First Travel) from outside the Peace Gardens (opposite Co-op). Roughly 10-15mins via bus.

For timetables visit Travel South Yorkshire, usually the services are every 10 minutes.
Alight opposite The Broadfield pub on Abbeydale Road.

New Beers *Klaxon*

Green Flash in your face


Westbrook - One Claw rye pale ale

Omnipollo

1, 2, 3....no it's not that simple  Brew by Numbers

                    

Partizan - a threesome of saisons

Weird Beard Beavertown

        

To Ol & Mikkeller collaboration                                        Buxton juicy fruits with Stolen Fruit &                                                               Red Raspberry Rye

Hop Hideout, a speciality beer shop housed within a vintage arcade in the Antiques Quarter of Sheffield. 

hophideout@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/hophideout.co.uk
@HopHideout

Opening Times:
Wed & Thurs 12 to 5pm

Fri & Sat 10 to 6pm
Sun 11 to 4pm

Where we are:
444 Abbeydale Road, Sheffield, S7 1FR (entrance from Vintedge on the corner. We are next to The Broadfield Pub). Lots of parking on Sheldon Road to side of Vintedge or nearby carparks on Abbeydale Road which are free up to an hour.

If you are visiting from the city centre catch the 87 (Stagecoach), 97 & 98 (First Travel) from outside the Peace Gardens (opposite Co-op). Roughly 10-15mins via bus.

For timetables visit Travel South Yorkshire, usually the services are every 10 minutes. 
Alight opposite The Broadfield pub on Abbeydale Road.

Sept to Oct Events - Tag!

Fri 5th Sept: The 100 Best Breweries Bookazine authors Chris Hall & Craig Heap host an IPA evening (beer & cheese sampling)

£15, 7-9pm, Electric Candlelight Cafe

"IPA is a style that epitomises the flavour and artistry of great craft beer. Despite its popularity, IPA is still a widely misunderstood style, and it couldn't be more different now to the pale ales first exported to India over two hundred years ago.

Chris Hall and Craig Heap, co-authors of 365 Best Beers in The World and 100 Best Breweries in The World, will guide you through IPA's murky origins to its perhaps equally murky present incarnations. Along the way, you will taste your way through IPA's history as an exported pale ale, a vehicle for revolution, and a platform for creativity and showmanship.

To help soak up all that history, hops and high alcohol beer, Chris and Craig will also match each IPA to a delicious cheese from a local deli. Book your ticket now for a drinking session through history."

Chris Hall

Beer Writer

Co-author of Craft Beer: 100 Best Breweries in The World

Through Sept & October we will be hosting - Tag! 

Our beer label art exhibition featuring work from Alec Doherty, Jim C, Benjamin Cooney & Richard Norgate.

http://www.alecdoherty.com/

http://www.jimcportfolio.co.uk/

http://www.benjamincooney.com/

http://cargocollective.com/wwwrichardnorgate

Beery UP-dates

Hop Hideout, speciality beer shop
444 Abbeydale Road, Sheffield, S7 1FR
hophideout@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/hophideout.co.uk
@HopHideout

Opening Times:
Wed & Thurs 12 to 5pm

Fri & Sat 10 to 6pm
Sun 11 to 4pm

Where we are:
444 Abbeydale Road, Sheffield, S7 1FR (entrance from Vintedge on the corner. We are next to The Broadfield Pub). Lots of parking on Sheldon Road to side of Vintedge or nearby carparks on Abbeydale Road which are free up to an hour.

If you are visiting from the city centre catch the 87 (Stagecoach), 97 & 98 (First Travel) from outside the Peace Gardens (opposite Co-op). Roughly 10-15mins via bus.

For timetables visit Travel South Yorkshire, usually the services are every 10 minutes.
Alight opposite The Broadfield pub on Abbeydale Road.

Beery UP-dates, so far in 2014 we've had:

Jan - Northern Monk Brew Co hosted their first Meet the Brewer
Feb - Leigh Linley dropped by to host a beer blogging evening 
March - Meet the brewer with Steel City Brewing's Dave Unpronouncable
May - Jessica Boak & Ray Bailey launched their 1st book Brew Britannia


Upcoming beery events to look out for - details to follow soon:

Fri & Sat 13/14th June: Free beer sampling in shop of Copenhagen Beer Celebration goodies we picked up on our travels plus it's Friday the 13th. Bring your Dad in Sat pre Father's Day....? 

Fri 15th Aug: Meet the Brewer with Bad Seed Brewery
£10, 7-9pm, Electric Candlelight Cafe (plus Hop Hideout glass)

Fri 5th Sept: The 100 Best Breweries Bookazine authors Chris Hall & Craig Heap host an IPA evening (beer & cheese sampling)

£15, 7-9pm, Electric Candlelight Cafe

Through Sept & October: Tag! Beer label art exhibition
Featuring so far Alec Doherty, Jim C, Benjamin Cooney, Simon Peplow, Richard Norgate.

Look out for our Ben Cooney Le Tour, Le Bike, Le Beer mural going up on the windows soon!

http://www.alecdoherty.com/
http://www.jimcportfolio.co.uk/
http://www.simonpeplow.com/
http://www.benjamincooney.com/
http://cargocollective.com/wwwrichardnorgate

Brew Britannia: 5 brews that saved British Beer (event)

Our next event will be in May as part of Jessica Boak and Ray Bailey's mini book tour....take a look at their page HERE.

Brew Britannia - Five brews that saved British beer: hosted by Jessica Boak and Ray Bailey 

Thurs 22nd May 7-9pm (doors 6.30pm) at Electric Candlelight Cafe (next door to Hop Hideout)

An evening of beer sampling hosted by Cornish based beer devotees Jessica Boak and Ray Bailey.With a forthcoming book - Brew Britannia out in June, covering British beer from 1963 to present day, the evening will take you through a sampling of five beers via tasting notes, historical interludes and informal good humoured chat. 

Tickets £10 (inc Hop Hideout glass), available from Hop Hideout, 444 Abbeydale Road (Within Vintedge), Sheffield. S7 1FR

http://boakandbailey.com

https://www.facebook.com/HopHideout.co.uk

Meet the Brewer: Steel City Brewing Fri 21st March

Our next Hop Hideout event is with the black metal enigma Dave from Steel City Brewing.

Fri 21st March 7-9pm. Held next door to our shop at Electric Candlelight Cafe (doors open 6.30pm).

With an appetite for IBUs Steel City beers lean towards hop forward brews.

In recent months Steel City have travelled to Fullers, brewing collaborative blonde ale 'Steel'; whilst still finding time to cuckoo brew down at Tool Makers in Sheffield and hooking up with Raw Brewery (Captain Morgan and Unholy Trinity).


On the night you'll sample 6 beers (and maybe a few surprises) - including a Hop Hideout glass £10. Tickets available in shop:
Captain Morgan's Revenge
Unholy Trinity
Phantom of the Hopera
Phantom Extra
Grim Overlords
All Hallows

New Brews

On order & hopefully droppin' by end of week new brews from:

Bevog Brewery
This Austrian brewery is creating a bit of a storm over the t'interwebs - we're sourcing all 4 beers - their pale ale, smoked porter, IPA and oatmeal stout. 

www.facebook.com/BevogBrewery

Mikkeller goodies.....

To Ol

Brewdog

Steel City

Better Beer Blogging with Leigh Linley

Our next event at Electric Candlelight Cafe is with beer blogger, food writer and all round good Yorkshire bloke Leigh Linley: Fri 28th Feb 7-9pm 
(doors 6.30pm) £5 Tickets in Hop Hideout. Free Hop Hideout glass & special offers on Yorkshire beers on the evening. 

Leigh's been writing about beer since 2007 on his blog The Good Stuff and last year he brought out the book - Great Yorkshire Beer, which was checked recently by the New York Times.  

"So, Better Beer Blogging it is – 28th February. Come down to Sheffield, pull up a chair and we’ll have a chat. If you’re thinking about starting a beer blog – perfect. If you’ve been blogging a while but feel a little stuck in a rut - perfect. If you’re just being nosy – perfect. You’re all welcome."

Beer Photo Journal *New brews*

I'll let the photos do the talking:


Ommegang, De Prael, Dominion, Celt Experience, Bear Republic, Titanic, William Bros, Wold Top, Moor, Dark Star, Wye Valley, Bristol Beer Factory, Sam Smiths, Schenider Weisse, CamdenTown, ClownShoes, Vedett, Bad Seed, Ilkley, Five Points, Buxton, Saltaire, Ticketybrew, Emelisse, Flying Dog, Wild Beer Co, Anderson Valley, Harbour, Founders, Brew Fist, NMBCo, Mable, Hitachino, Sly Fox, Brew by Numbers, To Ol, Anarchy.......and breath. 

Inc Wold Top's wheat free Against the Grain

and some Sheppy's cider!

Ilkley Brewery goodies

Pale ales

IPAs

Lager, Kolsch, Pils

Five Points

Stouts

Meet the Brewer: Northern Monk Brew Co Sat 25th Jan

We're really pleased to announce that our first event as Hop Hideout and our first event in 2014, the crew at Northern Monk Brew Co have kindly said yes to hosting a Meet the Brewer night with us. 

The last 12 months have been a perfect storm for this small newly formed Bradford brewery. Developing from home-brewing routes, commercially brewing in June 2013 and launching at the ace Sparrow bier cafe in July to a host of applause from peers.  

Our Meet the Brewer will be hosted at Electric Candlelight Cafe (next door to Hop Hideout) 7-9pm (doors 6.30pm) on Saturday 25th Jan. 

NMBCo brewers will be hosting, taking you through a selection of beers in the session and sharing their story. 


I think we may head to The Broadfield after!


Here's a little taster from NMBCo:

"Progressive, bold, British Craft Beer. From the North, with Love."

We take our influences and ingredients from the best of the World of Beer and brew it in Gods own country. The history, heritage and tradition of a quintessentially British drink, the progressive approach to technique, ingredients and dispense of brewers in the US and the commitment to excellence demonstrated by monastic brewers for thousands of years. 

STRANNIK 

"In a word, superb.
Strannik is a big satisfying Imperial Stout.
It pours as black as pitch with a cappuccino head and its smell is cocoa powder, coffee grounds and sour damsons.
The finish is long and dry, sticky and bitter and very more-ish.
Two beers in and Northern Monk are looking frighteningly good." 

CAMRGB 

"Beer of the Week
Strannik Imperial Stout
So new that few of the drinkers at Leeds International Beer Festival will ever have come across it before, Northern Monk is typical of a crop of confident emergent brewers who have dispensed with the need to produce a standard bitter or a session ale, and have dived straight in at the mad, bad and dangerous end of the market.
Black as death, strong as wine, rich as treacle, Strannik is their take on an Imperial Stout, a style made famous by Empress Catherine the Great of Russia.

At 9% ABV, fiercely strong Strannik is characteristic of the style, now revived by many brewers, notably Masham’s Black Sheep, whose hard-to-find Imperial Russian is one of the best examples out there.
Strannik makes all the right moves – the initial sweetness of treacle giving way to the bitterness of coffee, dark chocolate, woodsmoke, and a long, throat-soothing beautiful aftertaste. Fabulous."

Yorkshire Evening Post 

NEW WORLD IPA 

"And what a way to announce yourself.
A big, juicy, delicious IPA wrapped in an excellent label."

www.camrgb.org - Campaign for Really Good Beer. 


http://www.northernmonkbrew.co/about