It is unclear exactly when beer was introduced to the U.K. but it is known that it moved westwards and northwards from it's beginnings in North West Africa, migrating with the cultivation of barley and the movement of peoples. Beer was likely to have been drunk along by the Celtic druid populations that populated Britain before the arrival of the Romans.

Beer is now in mass production with just a few major international breweries accounting for most of the annual turnover in profit from this highly popular beverage. Over the last 50 years lager, which previously accounted for only a small proportion of beer sales in the U.K., has become Britain's most popular variety of beer. Lager is brewed for longer than other beers, hence undergoing further carbonation, and producing more 'fizz'.

Today, The House of 1,000 Beers maintains an ever-expanding drink roster of hard-to-find United Kingdom beers and steadfast favorites. Not surprisingly, the hardworking people of Pittsburgh, PA have noticed. Our draft club boasts over 1,000 members and customers enjoy being able to mix their own six-packs to go. So, the next time you're thirsty, throwing a party, or tailgating before the big game, stop on by. The House of 1,000 Beers has something for everyone. Guaranteed.

 

Available United Kingdom Beers

	Bass		Boddington
	Darwin		Fullers
	Fullers London Pride		Greene King
	Harviestoun		Melbourn
	Murphy's		New Castle Brown Ale
	Samuel Smith		St. Peters
	Strone Bow Lider		Wagners
	Wells & Young		Wychwood