As an American who always makes a point of drinking cask ale when in the UK, I'd just like to stress how unique the cask ale tradition is to the UK -- not better or worse, but different, with a unique taste and mouthfeel, and worth preserving because of that.
Ps. haven't gone through the whole archive but have you covered the Kentish cask ale scene on British Beer Breaks?
As an American who always makes a point of drinking cask ale when in the UK, I'd just like to stress how unique the cask ale tradition is to the UK -- not better or worse, but different, with a unique taste and mouthfeel, and worth preserving because of that.
Ps. haven't gone through the whole archive but have you covered the Kentish cask ale scene on British Beer Breaks?