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Partizan Brewing - India Pale Ale
Partizan - India Pale Ale review
What the brewer says about their beer? Deep golden hue – dry, rich and moreish. Aroma hops change batch to batch. ABV: 6% How was it? I looked at the empty glass. The remnants of IPA were clinging to the walls of the glass at intermittent points, like the changes in rock that can give an indication of whether it is limestone or sandstone, the streaks of thin liquid had their own story to tell.…
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Tailgate Brewery - Grapefruit IPA
The Grapefruit IPA by Tailgate Brewing - it might be for you.
What the brewer says about their beer? A West Coast style India Pale Ale with Citrus. Our West Coast IPA has strong floral notes of lemon, grass and mango. We generously add Grapefruit to this beer for a pungent citrus kick. ABV: 6.2% How was it? So, if you’ve read a previous blog post, my first the drinker speaks (which is my monologue of anxieties and general thoughts around beer and what I am…
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Stone Brewing - Go To IPA
The Go To IPA by Stone. Easy drinking on a Sunday afternoon whilst reading the paper...
What the brewer says about their beer? For Stone Go To IPA, we embrace our hop obsession by using hop bursting, a technique wherein an irrational amount of hops is added during the final brewing phase to bring out vibrantly hoppy flavours and aromas while also imparting a burst of desirably mellow bitterness. The result is a session IPA that delivers all the fruity, piney character of a much…
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Fourpure Brewing Company - Session IPA
Review of Fourpure - Session IPA. A beer that I have had many times before.
What the brewer says about their beer? The transatlantic influence of American brewing inspired us to make a beer with big, bold hops in an easy drinking, sessionable package. We use Mosaic, Simcoe, Cascade & Centennial to deliver a powerful hit of exciting hop character. ABV: 4.2% How was it? On my about page there is a line and I quote, ‘This blog will document my feelings towards every new…
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Fullers & Moor Beer Company’s Rebirth ESB. A quaint cozy beer to end the night with. (at Royal Borough of Greenwich)
Allagash White Beer
What is it? An interpretation of a Belgian-style wheat beer is brewed with oats, malted wheat, and unmalted raw wheat for a hazy, “white” appearance. Spiced with our own special blend of coriander and Curaçao orange peel, White upholds the Belgian tradition of beers that are both complex and refreshing. How was it? It was back in the early summer of 2017 that I had first heard of Allagash White.…
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Fullers & Cloudwater New England IPA 7% ABV - the second of my trio tonight!
The start of my above 7% ABV night tonight and the last can of my Five Points festive 4 pack from Oddbins. Not actually tasted this one before so very much looking forward to it…
My first thoughts on this beer; it’s challenging! It is an assault as soon as it hits your tounge, a bold taste that I can’t quite pick out that fills the mouth, with a bitterness which lingers at the roof after you’ve gulped it down, that bitterness moves to the back of the mouth and slowly dissipates!
The start of my above 7% ABV night tonight and the last can of my Five Points festive 4 pack from Oddbins. Not actually tasted this one before so very much looking forward to it…