1. Artisan Pouseure Spiced Pumpkin Ale

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    21 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Moon Dog, 7.5%. This is the first Pumpkin Ale that tastes all right. It smells like pumpkin, tastes like pumpkin, but …
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  2. Love Tap Double Lager

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    21 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Moon Dog, 7.1%. It’s good. Yep, I said it another Moon Dog beer that’s good. Strange sort of lager and very …
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  3. Australian Pale Ale

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    21 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Nail Ale, 4.7%. Just as you want; hop bitterness, lasting flavour, good body, and just a touch of fruit. If it …
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  4. 2013 Festive Ale

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    20 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Thunder Road, 5.8%. Very bitter pale ale. Also a very light body, like a pilsner. It’s meant to be an Australian …
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  5. Pale Lager (Doss Blockos)

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    19 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Doss Blockos, 4.6%. It’s a lager with a little more flavour. Nothing special and a strange finish. Overall not one I …
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  6. Courage

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    19 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Cavalier, 4.5%. Quit a nice pale ale. Easy to drink. Not too much bitter, hop or malt. Slight smoothness and a …
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  7. India Pale Ale (Mountain Goat)

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    18 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Mountain Goat, 6.2%. Plenty of malt to go with the plenty of hops. Darker style IPA. No huge bitterness, but still …
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  8. Witbier (Hawthorn)

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    18 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Hawthorn, 4.9%. Agh, I don’t like this. The type of wheat beer that tries to be spicy. Sure there is coriander, …
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  9. Premium Pale Ale (Hawthorn)

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    18 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Hawthorn, 4.7%. Big fruit and malt flavour. Really nice and refreshing. Sweet tasting apricot and pasionfruit that builds to a toffee …
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  10. Rogers’ Beer

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    17 Dec 2012 by mikey

    Little Creatures, 3.8%. Darker style of an English Ale. Soft caramel malt flavours and a light body. Not much hop flavour …
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