Category Archives: 366 days of beer

  1. Imperial Stout (Red Hill)

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    28 Jun 2012 by mikey

    Red Hill, 8.1%. Really dark and heavy. Hops give it a strange bitterness. That then gives way to very slight coffee …
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  2. Red Angus Pilsner

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    27 Jun 2012 by mikey

    William Bull, 4.8%. A fairly simple pilsner. Not a lot of flavour and easy to drink. Very grassy and slight lemon/lime …
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  3. Pale (Cavalier)

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    26 Jun 2012 by mikey

    Cavalier, 5.0%. Quite a fruity pale ale. Lots of flavour and a fair amount of body. Not a lot of hops, …
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  4. Rye The Hop Not?

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    25 Jun 2012 by mikey

    Mash Brewery, 5.2%. Some good flavours in this ESB. Caramel malt, soft hops, clean finish with slight bread taste. There’s a …
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  5. Pale Ale (Mash Brewery)

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    24 Jun 2012 by mikey

    Mash Brewery, 4.5%. Slightly fruity and tasty pale ale. Long lasting flavour and not very complex. Would bee good as a …
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  6. Amber Ale (Hawthorn)

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    23 Jun 2012 by mikey

    Hawthorn, 4.7%. Not bad. Simple sort of amber. Good malt and caramel flavour which lasts. Not a lot of body, which …
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  7. Koffee Stout

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    22 Jun 2012 by mikey

    Mash Brewery, 4.3%. Flat for a stout. Coffee taste builds slowly and is the only big flavour. This leaves a bit …
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  8. Black Elephant

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    21 Jun 2012 by mikey

    Seven Sheds, 7.8%. It’s a ‘black trappist style ale’ and it’s pretty bloody tasty. Dark, big malt and slight chocolate flavours. …
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  9. Beetroot Belgian Ale

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    20 Jun 2012 by mikey

    4 Pines, 8.5%. Strong alcohol, but thank God the beetroot isn’t strong. Good malt body underneath. Overall, not to my liking.

  10. Pale Ale (True South)

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    19 Jun 2012 by mikey

    True South, 5.0%. A ‘new world’ pale ale with plenty of hops. A lot of bitterness, but balanced well with orange …
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