Category Archives: 366 days of beer

  1. Whoa!

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    23 Apr 2012 by mikey

    Grand Ridge, 4.5%. A beer that tastes like oats. Then comes the wet hop and bitterness. I can’t think of anything …
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  2. 55 – American Pale Ale

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    22 Apr 2012 by mikey

    3 Ravens, 5.5%. Great malt balanced with hops. Flavour that lasts, and easy enough to be a session beer.

  3. White – Witbier

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    21 Apr 2012 by mikey

    3 Ravens, 5.2%. Easy, low flavour, simple wheat beer. Nothing special.

  4. Punch & Judy

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    20 Apr 2012 by mikey

    Murray’s, 3.9%. The best tasting mid strength beer I’ve had. Not a lot of bitterness for an English Bitter. But, good …
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  5. Dark – Smoke Beer

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    19 Apr 2012 by mikey

    3 Ravens, 5.2%. For a smoke beer there’s not a huge amount of smoke flavour. But, that’s a good thing. It …
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  6. Kristalweizen

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    18 Apr 2012 by mikey

    Mountain Goat, 5.2%. Had this a few weeks ago and it tasted better. This is good-ish for a wheat beer. Slight …
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  7. English Ale – Bronze

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    17 Apr 2012 by mikey

    3 Ravens, 4.6%. Wow, what a great little beer this is. Wonderfully balanced malts and hops. This is a bronze style …
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  8. Black – Stout

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    16 Apr 2012 by mikey

    3 Ravens, 5.5%. It’s a dark beer, but lighter than most up front. The ‘chocolate’ is not strong, there’s more of …
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  9. White Garden

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    15 Apr 2012 by mikey

    Red Duck, 4.1%. A wheat beer with Raspberry & Rhubarb Jam. The berry flavour works well, because it’s a wheat beer. …
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  10. Hefeweizen (Hargreaves Hill)

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    14 Apr 2012 by mikey

    Hargreaves Hill, 4.9%. Another average wheat beer. Bit of banana flavour that slowly drops away. Not much else.

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