Beer – #19 in a series – Belhaven Twisted Thistle
I was of the mind to be having a bit of a curry, and having ordered I stopped at the bottle shop and picked up a couple of bottle of … Continue reading
Beer – #18 in a series – Marston Pedigree
Wow, it’s been like drink a beer a night week. Tonight I have a pleasurable guest in the name of Marston Pedigree, a 500ml sized bottle of Classic English Pale Ale. … Continue reading
Beer – #17 in a series – Oh wait it’s a Cider – Rekorderlig
Ok you got me, this is a Cider, but not like any other cider I ever had. It’s a Swedish thing, in a pint-sized bottle, but it’s only a ABV … Continue reading
Beer – #16 in a series – Emerson’s Weissbier.
Oh Hai! I’m a bit partial to the Wheatbeer beer, and so I get around to one that’s been on the list for a while the Emerson’s Weissbier but often … Continue reading
Beer – #15 in a series – Stoke Bomber- Bohemian Ale
Ok so there’s me grinning like a loon. Presented in a magnificent 650ml bottle – that’s a lot!, I give you the “The Original Stoke Bomber Bohemian Ale” From the Mccashin Family … Continue reading
Beer – #14 in a series – Lancaster Bomber
Tonight I shall be tippling the Thwaits Lancaster Bomber yeah, they say : This chestnut-coloured beer is brewed using pale ale and crystal malt, which gives it a full-bodied flavour. A finely … Continue reading
Beer – #13 in a series – Banana Bread Beer
Gosh, This is a very ‘fizzy” on the tounge beer this one. And whilst hit smells like Bananas it’s not in a banana way, more the sort of the banana you … Continue reading
Beer – #12 in a series – Old Peculier
From those fabulous people at Theakston- the Legend that is Old Peculier The power of Old Peculier should never be under-estimated! A dark, strong beer Old Peculier is justifiably famous for … Continue reading
Beer – #11 in a series – Renaissance Man
Today it’s a bit of a dash with Renaissance Paradox Blonde Renaissance, a Craft Brewery based in Marlborough, New Zealand. Brews include the Winner of Best Stout at the AIBA … Continue reading
Beer – #10 in a series – Introducing the Bishops Finger
I look like a bit like someone who’s escaped from somewhere, can’t help that. Tonight it’s the Bishops Finger, a dark Kentish Strong Ale. The local New World supermarket seems … Continue reading
Beer – #9 in a series – Badger Blandford Flyer
So it’s Back to Dorset then for a revisit for me, but first time here. This is a beer that you’d find in some ways similar to the Boundary road … Continue reading
Beer – #8 in a series – Oh no its a Cyder!
A dry Cider, the Aspall premier Cru Suffolk Cyder offers on the label an interesting miss mash of languages then. Its a very earthy, as you’d expect, apple cider, 500mls … Continue reading
Beer – #7 in a series – 3 Monts
if you’re looking to impress yourself, or your friends this would be the go!
Beer – #6 in a series – Fursty Ferret
I had some of this. Badger’s Fursty Ferret It comes in hand pint-sized bottle, so it’s just like being in a pub when you’re drinking it from a sleeve (As opposed … Continue reading
Beer – #5 in a series – 8 Wired Saison Sauvin
I’m not generally a fan of that style of beer this one is a little bit special and very tasty
Beer – #4 in a series – Cider!
I had cider in the fridge, it called to me, and I answered What’s there to say about Magners Cider except that it’s really Bulmers cider by any other name. … Continue reading
Beer – #3 in a series – The Cornish Wheat Beer
The label indicates that it has a superb citrus finish, I’ve just started it so perhaps that comes nearer the end, because it seems to be missing in action in this bottle.
Beer – #2 in a series
Today; Fullers London Pride What can I say except this is a solid beer. Right on my beer button, middling taste not as harsh as a pale ale, and for … Continue reading
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