Description
Product Overview
The Mitchell Beazley World Atlas of Beer is an updated 2020 edition that offers an exhaustive look at the global beer scene. Spanning 272 pages, this hardcover volume presents detailed regional maps, comprehensive brewery profiles and insightful tasting notes. Printed on high‑quality paper, the atlas balances durability with a sleek design, measuring 23.75 x 2.92 x 29.97 cm and weighing 1.36 kg, making it a sturdy companion for both home libraries and travel.
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Usage
Ideal for beer enthusiasts, professional brewers, sommeliers and travellers, this atlas serves as a reference for planning brewery tours, expanding tasting repertoires or simply learning about world‑wide brewing traditions. Whether you are selecting a new craft beer for a dinner party or researching historic brewing regions for a publication, the clear maps and concise profiles provide the information you need in an accessible format.
Why Choose Us
Mitchell Beazley brings decades of publishing expertise to this specialised guide, ensuring accuracy and up‑to‑date content. The atlas is part of the respected “World Atlas Of” series, reflecting rigorous editorial standards and a commitment to quality. Each entry is vetted by industry experts, guaranteeing reliable data for both casual readers and professionals.
Key Features
- Extensive 272‑page coverage of global beer regions, perfect for detailed research.
- High‑resolution maps that make locating breweries and beer styles effortless.
- Concise tasting notes help you choose beers that match your palate and occasion.
- Durable hardcover construction suitable for frequent travel and reference.
- Dedicated customer support and a satisfaction guarantee for peace of mind.
FAQ
Is the atlas suitable for beginners?
Yes, the clear layout and straightforward language make it easy for newcomers to understand beer geography and styles.
Does it include recent craft breweries?
The 2020 update adds many emerging craft breweries, ensuring the information reflects the modern beer landscape.
What is the weight and size for travel?
Weighing 1.36 kg and measuring 23.75 × 2.92 × 29.97 cm, the book is compact enough for a suitcase yet sturdy enough for regular use.
Can I use it as a reference for professional training?
Absolutely; the detailed profiles and tasting notes are valuable resources for sommeliers, brewers and educators.
Is there a digital version available?
Currently the atlas is offered only in print to preserve the high‑quality maps and tactile experience.




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