Cadence pale ale comes from the Wild Horse Brewing Co located in the coastal town of Llandudno, North Wales. So what is this Welsh pale ale like? Cadence Pale Ale is a decent beer, hoppy, tropical and very smooth. It pours a hazy light orange gold with a one finger head. On the nose it … Read more
Steady Rolling Man Pale Ale comes from the popular Cheltenham brewery Deya Brewing Company known for their American style beers. Their flagship beer inspired the tasty hoppy beers they fell for, recreating their own version while listening to the blues. So what’s it like? Steady Rolling Man is a refreshing intense smooth pale ale that … Read more
Hopical Storm comes from the famous Yorkshire brewer Timothy Taylor’s, the brewery that produces the equally famous Landlord Classic Pale Ale. Whereas Landlord is an old style pale ale, something tells me Hopical Storm is a modern style pale ale, so what’s it like? Hopical Storm is a decent session pale ale, refreshing, hoppy, juicy … Read more
Astryd Juicy Hazy Pale comes from Thornbridge Riverside Brewery in Bakewell, Derbyshire, England. It is a bottle conditioned session pale ale with a low 3.8% ABV. So what’s it like? Astryd Juicy Hazy Pale Ale is just what it says it is, very juicy, a little hazy and pretty good. It pours a light straw … Read more
Mad Goose Pale Ale comes from the Purity Brewing Company set on a farm in the Warwickshire Countryside England. It is packaged in a new lightweight bottle to lower their carbon emissions, which is great, but is it a decent beer. Mad Goose Pale Ale is a decent beer, in fact it is a really … Read more
I have drunk this beer quite a few times before, but never reviewed it. So as I found myself in The Feathers Inn in Wadesmill, Hertfordshire with Ice Breaker on tap, I decided to review it. Ice Breaker Pale Ale, is it a hit? Ice Breaker Pale Ale is a definite hit with me. In … Read more
You know exactly what to expect from a beer with a name like Bringing Seshy Back. A session beer, and this one is a pale ale. What you don’t know is if it is a good beer. At a mere 3.5% ABV can this pale ale stand among the many and be counted? Bringing Seshy … Read more
It is the weekends when I try out a new beer, and when I say new beer, that is not always the case. I may have had some of them before, but sometimes you have to revisit to refresh the memory. Looking at what I had on offer, I found myself drinking the great Sierra … Read more