Craft beer (9 Viewers)
- Thread starter JCK
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Seen then in sainsburies. Dog on the label?
Have you tried caeser augustus? They sell it in big sainsburies, tasty ipa hybrid.
Whitstable Bay is another nice hoppy IPA, you can get on tap in Kent and I've seen it in supermarkets recently.
Never thought I'd see the day that I love ale and dislike lagers.
Have you tried caeser augustus? They sell it in big sainsburies, tasty ipa hybrid.
Whitstable Bay is another nice hoppy IPA, you can get on tap in Kent and I've seen it in supermarkets recently.
Never thought I'd see the day that I love ale and dislike lagers.
Not so much craft as the usual winter warmer seasonal bitters we get here, been through several Christmas ones either on cask or bottle as shown.
- nondescript but fairly warming
- from a small local (Rugby - hence the rugby theme) brewery, standard but would be great for session
- Adnams' festive beer, low ABV red ale, thin but malty
- Wychwood's December seasonal, medium dark ale, typically fruity and spicy like most Christmas ales
I actually have many one-off bottles in stock but I'll save multiple reviews for a beer site.
One other ale I liked was this:
American IPA eponymous with the brewery itself, currently on tap at Wetherspoons as a UK-only version. They are brewing it at Marstons for 'English tastes', but it tastes a lot like a normal American IPA to me. Very citric, floral and bitter. Trying after an English bitter or ruby/dark ale made it taste like drinking a gin and bitter lemon, but it grew on me.
- nondescript but fairly warming
- from a small local (Rugby - hence the rugby theme) brewery, standard but would be great for session
- Adnams' festive beer, low ABV red ale, thin but malty
- Wychwood's December seasonal, medium dark ale, typically fruity and spicy like most Christmas ales
I actually have many one-off bottles in stock but I'll save multiple reviews for a beer site.
One other ale I liked was this:
American IPA eponymous with the brewery itself, currently on tap at Wetherspoons as a UK-only version. They are brewing it at Marstons for 'English tastes', but it tastes a lot like a normal American IPA to me. Very citric, floral and bitter. Trying after an English bitter or ruby/dark ale made it taste like drinking a gin and bitter lemon, but it grew on me.
