1. Anniversary Ale – 2010

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    31 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Murray’s, 10.0%. Rich and bold beer. Wheat and barley wine and very strong. Alcohol is hidden very well and no bite …
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  2. ChainSAW

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    30 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Prickly Moses, 4.8%. Not a typical wheat beer. A lot more malt and a lot less banana flavour. A fair amount …
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  3. Organic Pilsner (Prickly Moses)

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    30 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Prickly Moses, 4.8%. Simple pilsner. There’s something not quite right with the flavour and it leaves a strange finish. Apart from …
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  4. Bell Hop – American Porter

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    30 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Red Duck, 5.8%. When is a porter not a porter, when it’s a brown ale loaded up with hops. Not a …
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  5. Vintage Ale 2012

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    30 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Prickly Moses, 4.8%. A very very sweet and rich flavour beer. Aged in pinot noir barrels for a big grape taste. …
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  6. Piss (Pi55 Beer Company)

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    29 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Pi55 Beer Company, 4.9%. Easy enough to drink. Not great, and no real hops, or malt. Slight sweet and smooth. Overall …
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  7. Voodoo – Baltic Porter

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    29 Dec 2012 by mikey

    2 Brothers, 6.3%. Sweet first, malt second, hops a distant third. Like a lot of their other beers it’s missing a …
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  8. Queen Bee – Honey Porter

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    29 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Red Duck, 6.6%. Not as sweet as I was expecting. Malt base and quite flat (might be the bottle). A bit …
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  9. Sexy Thing – Hot Chocolate Ale

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    29 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Red Duck, 6.7%. Dark, rich and a bit of a kick. Lots of chocolate flavour that lasts with the long body. …
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  10. The Tiger – Strong Pale Ale

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    29 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Red Duck, 6.7%. First is the fruit flavour, then in comes the alcohol flavour. Maybe if this wasn’t aimed at a …
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