Some of the BeerViking’s had the pleasure in being part of the first social media British Beer community Beer Swap (#beerswap on Twitter). Doc D has already filed his report on his beers and this is mine. I was matched to receive beers from Sam Lanes from Real Ale Reviews. Being Leeds-based, he chose to [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, March 7, 2009
Having enjoyed the train crawl in Oz and May Drink for England, I was pretty chuffed when I was given an Adur Velocity and Hepworth Pullman, as well as having train names, they are Best Bitters. Adur Velocity, Sussex, 4.4%. Golden brown, quite a nose, bubbly. A fun ride along the length. Gentle bitter. Here’s [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, February 28, 2009
In a desire to pick things up a bit in the hunt, I decided to pit two very excellent beers against each other. Thornbridge Kipling is one of my current go to beers. I really enjoy the understated use of the Nelson Sauvin hop from New Zealand that is quite fresh and delicate but still [...]
Continue reading...Friday, December 26, 2008
I need to have more of this beer! Stille Nacht from the made Belgian De Dolle Brouwers rocked me. For a 12% beer the alcohol was nowhere to be seen. The bottle I had poured bubbly with a small head. A fudge like colour. And it was oh so dangerously tasty. Here’s what they say [...]
Continue reading...Friday, December 19, 2008
St Peter’s Cream Stout; Suffolk; Stout; 6.5%; Black; Aniseed bitterness; Don’t really get the different hops and malts coming through; 8
Continue reading...Saturday, December 6, 2008
XX Bitter on Saturday night. Hopped Belgian by De Ranke. 6.2% abv, 65 units of bitterness. Both Brewer’s gold and Hallertau hops. 4 stars.
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Monday, December 7, 2009
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