1. 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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  2. Red Admiral – Celtic Red Ale

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    29 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Red Duck, 6.2%. Really impressive red ale. Lots of dark plum/cherry fruit flavour with a strong malt backing. Smooth and easy …
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  3. Hoppy Frog – French IPA

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    28 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Grand Ridge, 5.2%. Wow, this is a very soft IPA. Still a good amount of bitterness, but floral and not overpowering. …
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  4. White Ale (Holgate)

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    28 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Holgate, 5.0%. Not a good wheat beer. The head disappeared so quick I couldn’t get a photo of it. Body is …
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  5. Maiden Ale

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    28 Dec 2012 by mikey

    BrewBoys, 4.9%. Rich and fruity style pale ale. Slight tang to it, which is odd. Body is good and sticks around …
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  6. Lager (Stone & Wood)

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    28 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Stone & Wood, 4.7%. Easy to drink and clean. Not much more you really want from a lager. No bad finish …
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  7. Garden Ale

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    28 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Stone & Wood, 3.8%. Some strange herbs and flowers went into this beer and you can tell. For a beer that …
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  8. Pilsner (Three Troupers)

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    27 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Three Troupers, 4.5%. A really good Pilsner. Good flavour, good body, good finish. Slight fruit flavour up front, sort of like …
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  9. Sorachi Kolsch

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    27 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Mornington, 5.2%. Apparently this is a Japanese take on the German beer. And it’s all right. Some fruit hop flavours and …
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  10. Mountain Ale (Jamieson)

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    27 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Jamieson, 4.9%. A dark wheat beer. Just like a typical Australian wheat beer but with more malt. Not really something that …
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