You love beer? You want to try new beers in exclusivity? Join the Cheers In Beer Taster team! Every week we will select 2 persons who rated and reviewed our beers on the website and we’ll send them a new … Continue reading →

This month your prefered beer delivery service is opening in Hangzhou! You’re around the XiHu (West Lake) and want urgently a Trappist beer? Or you are simply living in Hangzhou and want to stock up great beers at home? You … Continue reading →

We just entered in the year of the snake, last fireworks yesterday for the lantern festival, now let’s start a new year full of great beers! We had a great year in Shanghai in 2012, and we wanted to post … Continue reading →

Of course France is famous for its wine but there is a typical kind of beer that comes from the North of France called “Bière de garde” (which could be translated by “Beer that has been kept” and not “for … Continue reading →

If you like beers, you probably heard about IPAs but do you really know how these beers are made and why they are called Indian Pale Ales? Are they from India like the Kingfisher? No!! IPA was brewed for the … Continue reading →

For this new year we brought some new beers, one of them is the St Bernardus ABT 12 (we also have Pater 6 and Prior 8). Usually compared with Rochefort 10 or Westvleteren XII, Ratebeer gives it the perfect score … Continue reading →

Dear Beer geeks! Great things with craft beer are the collaborative projects between two or more great brewmasters. Although craft beer is quite new in China Michael Jordan at Boxing Cat Brewery is very active to promote the great beer … Continue reading →

How about cooking a great fish festival (turbo, sole and prawns) in one of the best beer in the world : the St Feuillien Abbaye beer. Ingredients (for 8 persons) 700 gr turbot fillets 700 g sole fillets (+ heads … Continue reading →

We deliver cold (or not, it is a free option) beers everywhere in Shanghai, and soon in other cities of China.   Delivery is FREE for a 200 rmb order amount (otherwise it only costs 10 rmb to get your … Continue reading →

Cochon in French means “Pig” and the word Rince is used to describe something that quench the thirst. So that’s a funny name for a beer and everything is more clear when you have seen the beer label. The Rince … Continue reading →