Tag Archives: Stone & Wood

  1. 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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  2. 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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  3. Jasper Ale

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    1 May 2012 by mikey

    Stone & Wood, 4.7%. A brown bitter. Sort of like an English bitter, but a lot cleaner and less malt & …
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  4. Pacific Ale

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    17 Jan 2012 by mikey

    Stone & Wood, 4.4%. Nice lightly fruity pacific ale with a bit of hop flavour. If I could, I would …
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Mikey is a beer loving Melbournian. Last year, he drank one Australian beer every day & celebrated his birthday at the first ever Singapore Craft Beer Week. In 2013, he used his honeymoon to sample some African brews.