Category Archives: Australia

  1. Chevalier Biere De Garde

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    19 Aug 2012 by mikey

    Bridge Road Brewers, 7.5%. Translates to ‘beer for keeping’ but once open this is one that will go quick. It’s a …
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  2. Craic Irish Stout

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    18 Aug 2012 by mikey

    James Squire, 4.9%. Smooth sort of stout. Quite a nice beer, creamy and easy to go down, but not anything special.

  3. Organic Pale Ale

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    17 Aug 2012 by mikey

    Redoak, 4.6%. Big fruit flavour. Quite refreshing and has some good hop taste. Good, but not great.

  4. Harvest 150 Ale

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    16 Aug 2012 by mikey

    Bright Brewery, 7.0%. Lots of bitter and hop flavour. Malt body sits behind that, then you get back to some more …
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  5. Double Trouble Abby Ale

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    15 Aug 2012 by mikey

    Holgate, 8.0%. Wow. This is bloody good good beer. Lots of flavour sort of sultana/raisin/dried fruit nice-ness. High alcohol makes it …
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  6. Best Extra Porter

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    14 Aug 2012 by mikey

    Murray’s, 8.0%. Slightly smoky and a sort of banana malt flavour. Big alcohol gives this plenty of body and a bit …
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  7. The Cavalier Bird

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    13 Aug 2012 by mikey

    Cavalier / Two Birds, 7.5%. Belgian IPA. Finally got this, and on hand pump! Really good example of the style; slight …
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  8. IRA Resistance Red Ale

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    12 Aug 2012 by mikey

    Bright Brewery, 7.15%. Big, creamy and a slight bitter end. Great malts and lots of body to back it up. This …
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  9. Road Trip IPA

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    11 Aug 2012 by mikey

    Holgate, 5.5%. Lots of fruit which is what you expect from an American Pale Ale. Nice and refreshing.

  10. The Naz – Mocha Porter

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    10 Aug 2012 by mikey

    Mountain Goat, 5.2%. A choc porter that actually has chocolate flavour. Bit of hop bitterness and slightly sour with the vanilla. …
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