Welsh Pale Ale is Tidy, as they say in Wales. A well balanced refreshing pale ale, a joy to drink. It pours a clear Gold with a foamy white one finger head. On the nose it has a good malt base with zesty citrus kick on top. The taste hits with a good biscuity malt … Read more
21 Kveik Pale Ale comes from BBNo or Brew By Numbers based in Greenwich, London, England. A beer to celebrate Oktoberfest and brewed with Berlin based brewery Fuerst Wiacek. Brewed with Kveik yeast from the Norwegian farmhouse strains now popular with craft breweries. So what’s this Kveik beer like? 21 Kveik Pale Ale is a … Read more
Heavens Below is a New England Pale Ale from Polly’s Brew Co in Mold, North wales. A small brewery celebrating its six birthday this year. Although Polly’s does produce lagers, sours and stouts, it is mostly known for its pale ales and IPA’s. So what is Heavens Below Pale Ale Like? Heavens Below NEPA is … Read more
Jemima’s Pitchfork Golden Ale comes from the Glamorgan Brewing Company in Llantrisant, Mid Glamorgan, Wales. A brewery that celebrates its thirtieth birthday this year and is still independent. So what is this golden ale like? Jemima’s Pitchfork is a pretty decent beer, easy to drink and full of flavour. It pours a light golden straw … Read more
Saltaire Blonde Beer comes from the Saltaire Brewery based in Shipley, Yorkshire, England. Described as their signature pale ale that is light and refreshing. So lets find out and see if it’s any good. Saltaire Blonde Beer is pretty good, it pours a light golden straw like colour with a one finger foamy white head. … Read more
Marzen Beer is another beer from the Buro Brauerei which means Office Brewery. The Elusive brewery in Germany, but more about that later. Back to the beer, which is a German amber lager, so what is Marzen beer like? Marzen beer is a good beer, nothing special but okay. It pours a hazy golden orange … Read more
There are many beer lovers in the world, some of which have embraced craft beer. While others have not strayed from regular beer, and don’t intend to. Do small independent breweries produce better beer than the large multi national breweries? And does this make craft beer better than regular beer? Declaring one type of beer … Read more
Merry X-Moose ale comes from the Purple Moose Brewery in Porthmadog, Wales. Described as a strong bitter that is rich and warming, but is it any good? Merry X-Moose ale is pretty good, with a nice balance of flavours. It pours a chestnut brown with a slight red hue. On the nose it is subtle … Read more
I’m going to look into the popular world of beer reviews and ratings, providing a glimpse into why they’ve become a cornerstone for beer lovers and brewers alike. This isn’t just about tasting notes and point systems; it’s also about the community and culture built around the love for craft beer. Craft beer has surged … Read more
Shore Leave amber ale is a fairly new beer from Brewdog. It’s a session beer coming in at just 4.3% Abv and is a standard real ale. It is not trying to be fancy, it’s just a straightforward beer. So what’s it like then? Well actually it’s pretty good if you take it for what … Read more