Advantages: A tasty session beer Disadvantages: None visible
What makes someone decide on a particular beer? Picture the scene, you're standing at the bar (or the local bottle shop) scanning the range of ales on offer but just can't decide which beer to have. There are beers you've had before and didn't enjoy (so s ...
Advantages: Good light easy to drink ale Disadvantages: Quite expensive for a canned beer
So Just what is Mild CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ales) defines Mild as: “Milds are black to dark brown to pale amber in colour and come in a variety of styles from warming roasty ales to light refreshing lunchtime thirst quenchers. Malty and possibly sweet t ...
Advantages: wonderfully welsh, understed and classy a real old world ale, all british Disadvantages: neck label slightly askew,
Today the biggest and arguably the greatest pub in all of wales opens its doors that is to say it is the beggining of the Great Welsh Beer & Cider Festival which runs till the 18th. fitting then that a review be written about one of Wales little known but ...
Advantages: A very pleasant cask ale Disadvantages: Limited availability (I suspect only the Midlands as originally a Nottingham beer)
...I hadn’t actually heard of Olde Trip until a few days ago when I saw it on draught in a local pub here in Leicester, brewed originally by Hardys & Hansons a Nottingham brewer, and made at the Kimberley Brewery in Kimberly Nottingham, sadly Greene King too ...
Advantages: Interesting hoppy taste Disadvantages: I wouldn't want to drink a lot of this beer
I am happy to admit that I like a good pint of English Ale; the complex flavour combinations, the wide variety of styles, the fact that most Americans have no clue why on earth you would want to have a beer that isn't chilled almost to freezing point: the ...
