Category Archives: 366 days of beer

  1. Surefoot Stout with Seven Seed Coffee Beans

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    8 Jun 2012 by mikey

    Mountain Goat, 5.0%. Really good beer. Dark, sweet, coffee, full body. This is pretty yum.

  2. Brown (Cavalier)

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    7 Jun 2012 by mikey

    Cavalier, 5.0%. Sort of like a cross between a porter and a brown ale. Body is lighter like a brown ale. …
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  3. Abbey Collabey – Imperial Stout

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    6 Jun 2012 by mikey

    Mountain Goat / Moon Dog / Matilda Bay, 8.1%. Sweet, dark and slightly smoky. Lots of flavour and body. Balanced really …
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  4. Roggenbier

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    5 Jun 2012 by mikey

    4 Pines, 5.9%. A German style. Like a dunkelwiesen, but made with rye not wheat. Strange sort of Vegemite taste, but …
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  5. American Pale Ale (Kooinda)

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    4 Jun 2012 by mikey

    Kooinda, 4.7%. Hops and freshness. Good malt flavour. Quite a nice beer.

  6. Nine Tales – Amber Ale

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    3 Jun 2012 by mikey

    James Squire, 5.0%. Sweeter than I remember. Good malt flavour but it drops away quickly.

  7. Sunset Red Ale

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    2 Jun 2012 by mikey

    Two Birds, 4.6%. Smooth malt flavour. Slight honey/toffee lasting taste. Good beer.

  8. Reserve Lager

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    1 Jun 2012 by mikey

    Knappstine, 5.6%. Pretty crap. Bitter flavour is rough and not balanced with anything. The little flavour drops away. Only thing going …
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  9. 366 Days Of Beer, Top 5 May

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    31 May 2012 by mikey

    Little Brewing – Wicked Elf Porter Mountain Goat – Rare Bread Surefoot Stout Hargreave Hill – C-4 India Pale Ale …
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  10. 366 Days Of Beer, Update May

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    31 May 2012 by mikey

    Day 122. Stone & Wood – Jasper Ale. Brown bitter sort of like English style. Not strong flavours and very bitter. …
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