Category Archives: 366 days of beer

  1. Brick Kiln

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    11 May 2012 by mikey

    Holgate, 5.0%. It’s a winter hefweizen. Banana and apricot/peach flavour. Very fruity. Not really my thing, but good at what it …
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  2. Moonshine – Dark Scotch Ale

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    10 May 2012 by mikey

    Grand Ridge, 8.5%. Big chocolate flavour. Lots of alcohol, that you can taste. Full of malt. If you get over the …
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  3. Draught Bitter

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    9 May 2012 by mikey

    Grand Ridge, 4.9%. Wasn’t expecting much, but this is quite all right. Very bitter with a soft hop flavour and banana/passionfruit …
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  4. Pale Ale (Boston’s Mill)

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    8 May 2012 by mikey

    Boston’s Mill, 4.9%. Not a bad pale ale. Wasn’t expecting much from this NSW brewery. Has enough of the right hops, …
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  5. Icon 2IPA

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    7 May 2012 by mikey

    Murray’s, 7.5%. BIG beer. Flavour explosion here. Lots of big wet fruit hops up front, then big sweet caramel hops, then …
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  6. The Harvest

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    6 May 2012 by mikey

    Bridge Road Brewers, 4.6%. Fresh hop flavour Pale Ale. And, a lot of hops there is. A bit of citrus and …
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  7. The Quiet American

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    5 May 2012 by mikey

    Little Creatures, 7.2%. Abbey style beer with lots of flavour. Fair amount of bitterness. Lasting amber/caramel taste. Feels a bit rough, …
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  8. Mt. Macedon Ale

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    4 May 2012 by mikey

    Holgate, 4.5%. A light flavour ale. Very fresh and soft. Would be good on a hot day.

  9. Premium Lager (William Bull)

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    3 May 2012 by mikey

    William Bull, 4.8%. Nothing special here. Just an average lager without good flavour.

  10. C-4 India Pale Ale

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    2 May 2012 by mikey

    Hargreaves Hill, 5.8%. Big wet hop flavour in a great IPA. Lots to like about this. Lots of bitter and growing …
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