Category Archives: Singapore Craft Beer Week 2012

  1. Pilsner (Brewerkz)

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    22 Oct 2012 by mikey

    Brewerkz, 5.0%. European style pils. Grass flavour comes through well. Quite an alright beer.

  2. Kolsch (Brewerkz)

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    22 Oct 2012 by mikey

    Brewerkz, 5.0%. Wheat with a fair bit of hops. Still no bitterness, so falls short of the mark.

  3. Hopback Ale (Brewerkz)

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    22 Oct 2012 by mikey

    Brewerkz, 4.5%. First beer with real aroma. Lots of hops but no bitter or fruit. Ends up tasting more like dish …
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  4. Golden Ale (Brewerkz)

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    22 Oct 2012 by mikey

    Brewerkz, 4.5%. This and the next few beers (13 all up) were all done in one sitting (with my wife)! Slight …
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  5. Tiger Beer

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    22 Oct 2012 by mikey

    Asia Pacific Breweries, 5.0%. For a big brewery beer this is pretty good. The don’t use real hops any more, …
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  6. Irish Ale (Archipelago)

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    22 Oct 2012 by mikey

    Archipelago, 5.5%. Close enough to the style to claim the name. But different enough to be it’s own beer. Good malt, …
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  7. Summer Ale (Archipelago)

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    22 Oct 2012 by mikey

    Archipelago, 4.5%. Smooth and creamy. Goes down well. Not much in the way of malt or hops. Very very soft fruit …
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  8. Belgian Wit (Archipelago)

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    22 Oct 2012 by mikey

    Archipelago, 4.6%. Nice enough wheat beer. Not a lot of taste and subtle wheat flavour. Quite clear for the style. Overall, …
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  9. Bohemian Lager (Archipelago)

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    22 Oct 2012 by mikey

    Archipelago, 4.5% A simple lager. No real aroma, flavour or body. But this works. The little hops and bitterness come …
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  10. Pumpkin Ale (LeVel 33)

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    22 Oct 2012 by mikey

    LeVel 33, unknown %. This is just the pale ale with pumpkin. But it sort of works. The sweetness of …
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