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20-12-2017, 09:27
Visit the Shut up about Barclay Perkins site (http://barclayperkins.blogspot.com/2017/12/most-popular-posts.html)
Inspired by Boak & Bailey's look at the stats for their blog, I decided to do the same. Not for this year, but all time.
I was surprised to note that four of the most popular were published this year, inlcuding the second most popular of all time. Even weirder, numbers 9 and 10 were posted on the same day in October this year.
post title
date
views
Beer in North Korea
21 Dec 2011
4270
A day with Carlsberg (part one)
3 Sep 2017
3733
A tale of two bars
22 Mar 2012
3225
Grätzer - it's official
5 Mar 2013
3034
A day with Carlsberg (part two)
4 Sep 2017
3027
Let's Brew Wednesday - 1850 Truman Double Stout
23 Dec 2015
2410
When was Brettanomyces discovererd?
29 Jun 2013
2089
Why I don't read beer magazines
30 Jan 2013
2038
I'm number two
7 Oct 2017
1864
German Dunkles in 2014
7 Oct 2017
1791
This is probably as retrospective as I'll be getting as the end of the year approaches. Most my head is already in next year, planning various trips and wondering about which books I should publish. I'm already assembling a list in my head for the latter.
I've several partially complete manuscripts. Which to finish off first? Victory! Vol. II is on the cards. But that could change. I'm also planning new, expanded editions of some existing books.
At the beginning of March the Historic Lager Festival will finally go ahead. I've been trying to get this off the ground for a couple of years.
Lots of collaboration brews planned. And a new dream: getting a range of Warwicks beers on the bar of a former warwicks pub. How difficult could that be? After all, I did get Watney's Red Barrel brewed this year. (And very nice it was, too.)
There's so much to look forward to. Why look back?
More... (http://barclayperkins.blogspot.com/2017/12/most-popular-posts.html)
Inspired by Boak & Bailey's look at the stats for their blog, I decided to do the same. Not for this year, but all time.
I was surprised to note that four of the most popular were published this year, inlcuding the second most popular of all time. Even weirder, numbers 9 and 10 were posted on the same day in October this year.
post title
date
views
Beer in North Korea
21 Dec 2011
4270
A day with Carlsberg (part one)
3 Sep 2017
3733
A tale of two bars
22 Mar 2012
3225
Grätzer - it's official
5 Mar 2013
3034
A day with Carlsberg (part two)
4 Sep 2017
3027
Let's Brew Wednesday - 1850 Truman Double Stout
23 Dec 2015
2410
When was Brettanomyces discovererd?
29 Jun 2013
2089
Why I don't read beer magazines
30 Jan 2013
2038
I'm number two
7 Oct 2017
1864
German Dunkles in 2014
7 Oct 2017
1791
This is probably as retrospective as I'll be getting as the end of the year approaches. Most my head is already in next year, planning various trips and wondering about which books I should publish. I'm already assembling a list in my head for the latter.
I've several partially complete manuscripts. Which to finish off first? Victory! Vol. II is on the cards. But that could change. I'm also planning new, expanded editions of some existing books.
At the beginning of March the Historic Lager Festival will finally go ahead. I've been trying to get this off the ground for a couple of years.
Lots of collaboration brews planned. And a new dream: getting a range of Warwicks beers on the bar of a former warwicks pub. How difficult could that be? After all, I did get Watney's Red Barrel brewed this year. (And very nice it was, too.)
There's so much to look forward to. Why look back?
More... (http://barclayperkins.blogspot.com/2017/12/most-popular-posts.html)