Category Archives: 366 days of beer

  1. Pale Ale (Forrest Brewing Company)

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    7 Feb 2012 by mikey

    Forrest Brewing Company, 4.8%. Lots of hops and a long bitter after taste. Okay sort of beer.

  2. Silvertop

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    6 Feb 2012 by mikey

    Forrest Brewing Company, 4.1%. Grassy fresh ale that you makes you want to drink more. Lucky it’s ‘only’ 4.1%. Slight apricot …
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  3. Belgian Vanilla Porter

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    5 Feb 2012 by mikey

    Red Duck, 6.5% Soft flavours make this an odd porter. Vanilla is very subtle and covered up by the caramel flavour.

  4. The OX – Imperial Stout

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    4 Feb 2012 by mikey

    Red Duck, 9.4%. Strong, smoky, and takes no prisoners. Smooth and hides the alcohol really well. Some might see that a …
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  5. Saison (Temple)

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    3 Feb 2012 by mikey

    Temple, 6.0%. Starts off with big promise, but can’t fulfil. Initial flavour drops away to leave a tart slight spice lasting …
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  6. Amber Ale (Red Duck)

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    2 Feb 2012 by mikey

    Red Duck, 4.9%. Soft malt caramel flavour. More flavour than a mass produced one, but not over the top.

  7. Golden Dragon – Strong Celtic Ale

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    1 Feb 2012 by mikey

    Red Duck, 7.8%. This is an amazing beer. This beer was the one that made me want to start drinking micro …
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  8. 366 Days Of Beer, Top 5 January

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    31 Jan 2012 by mikey

    Red Duck – Burton Strong Bitter Stone & Wood – Pacific Ale Flying Horse – The Savage Seagull Prickly Moses …
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  9. 366 Days Of Beer, Update January

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    31 Jan 2012 by mikey

    Through the year I made a few extra comments on the beers. Here’s the ones from January. Day 5. A …
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  10. Porter (Red Duck)

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    31 Jan 2012 by mikey

    Red Duck, 6.0%. This is a real good porter. Slight hints of a choc and smoke.

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