Jane Peyton is a leading alcoholic drinks expert UK and author of acclaimed alcoholic drinks history books UK and books exploring the culture and craft of beer, cider, gin, cocktails, and wine.
Her books are enjoyed for their engaging storytelling, and her style that is enlightening and entertaining appealing to both general readers and industry professionals. They are packed with fascinating facts to intrigue the reader and turn them into sure-fire winners in the pub quiz drinks questions!
If you are looking for the best books to learn about wine and beer and cider then check out the Knowledge Box series.
If you are looking for books about beer history then The Philosophy of Beer is what you need.
Jane Peyton has written several non-fiction books that examine alcoholic drinks through the lenses of history, heritage, and culture. They make great gifts for you and the drinks lover in your life.
Her writing is known for being:
Her non-alcohol titles are about architecture & design and British traditions.
Brilliant Britain
Fabulous Food Shops (no longer in print)
Looking up in London (no longer in print)
Looking up in Edinburgh (no longer in print)
Pub Scene (no longer in print)
Each book contains expert knowledge written to make complex subjects easy to understand and remember. At the same time they are highly readable and entertaining.
Jane Peyton’s alcoholic drinks books are ideal for:
As an alcoholic drinks expert UK, Jane Peyton brings together:
Her books underpin her work as a speaker, media expert, consultant, and drinks historian.
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Jane Peyton writes non-fiction books about alcoholic drinks, focusing on beer, cider, gin, cocktails, wine, and drinks culture.
Jane Peyton has written 14 non-fiction books on alcoholic drinks history, heritage, and culture, and architecture and design.
Yes. The training is designed to be accessible for beginners while also offering advanced insights for experienced hospitality staff.
Her books primarily explore the history, culture, and context of drinks, rather than being tasting manuals.
Yes. Jane regularly speaks about her books at festivals, events, and in media interviews.