1. Imperial Stout (Mornington)

    Leave a comment

    3 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Mornington, 9.5%. Wow this is good. Massive sweet malt and coffee flavour with hints of chocolate and smoke. Oh, this is …
    Continue reading

  2. Black IPA (Kooinda)

    Leave a comment

    2 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Kooinda, 7.0%. A black IPA with a bit more fruit flavour than most. Still has the big bitterness and dry finish …
    Continue reading

  3. Milk Porter

    Leave a comment

    2 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Kooinda, 4.7%. Good smooth porter. Creamy and soft but still has the dark malts you need for the porter taste. Hints …
    Continue reading

  4. Oatmeal Stout

    Leave a comment

    1 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Bootleg Brewery, 5.5%. Lots of chocolate flavour in this. Has a lot of dark and slight burnt malt flavours. Low on …
    Continue reading

  5. Black Lung II

    Leave a comment

    1 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Moon Dog, 8.0%. This is a good one from these guys. Rich dark stout flavours and a lot of smoke. Whisky …
    Continue reading

  6. 366 Days Of Beer, Top 5 November

    Leave a comment

    30 Nov 2012 by mikey

    Mountain Goat – Before The Dawn Black IPA Burleigh Brewing – FIGJAM IPA Brewboys – Seeing Double Southern Bay – …
    Continue reading

  7. 366 Days Of Beer, Update November

    Leave a comment

    30 Nov 2012 by mikey

    Day 306. Feral – Karma Citra India Black Ale. Quite bitter for the style and lacks a bit of body. …
    Continue reading

  8. The Scrotch

    Leave a comment

    30 Nov 2012 by mikey

    Bridge Road Brewers / Scratch Bar, 6.9%. Smooth smoky and slight banana flavour up front. The smoke flavour lasts well with …
    Continue reading

  9. Beez Neez

    Leave a comment

    29 Nov 2012 by mikey

    Matilda Bay, 4.7%. Not really a wheat beer. More like a basic ale that’s sweet. Not much else to this. Low …
    Continue reading

  10. Hop Bazooka

    Leave a comment

    29 Nov 2012 by mikey

    Southern Bay, 5.8%. The beer that was a name before a beer. Was expecting a bit more bitter than there is, …
    Continue reading

Design a site like this with WordPress.com
Get started