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Additional notes 06/16/16 6.5%, excellent value at $3.99 from Hop City. Beautiful amber pour with all the attributes of a hoppy, English ESB/Strong Ale. Hops slightly too advanced for my own personal taste, but well within the guidelines. Semi-Rich...
I’m suspicious of English Golden Ales in the extreme, since they never really existed as far as I am concerned, and they are (I suspect) no more than dumbed down ales for the lager crowd. Anyway. Attractive golden pour with a fading head with a...
500mL bottle from Peace Street Market, Raleigh, NC, USA. $4.99. I've been drinking Ruddles County (and Ruddles Best with the blue logo) for about 25 years, but not so much in the last ten since I've been marooned in the USA. My past experience has...
Pictured 03/18/22 Original notes 10/09/06 I first drank this way back in 1990/91 in various pubs around High Wycombe (Mac, Ian, Lea, Jim, Auks I hope you are all well, I miss you all very much). Amazing that I am reviewing this now after all these...
$4.95 Green's on Ponce, Atlanta, GA, USA. Pretty dark pour with real ruby highlights. Dark wood seems to be present in terms of color, aroma and taste. Nice tan head but not much lacing, however there remains a spotty presence on the surface of the...
Rather odd. (Originally reviewed when the beer was called, "The Beer to Dine For" in the 750 mL capped bottles). Purchased at Roller's on HHI, SC, USA. Presentation and name are obviously an attempt to make people think about their beer in the same...
This is one very, very interesting beer. It captures all the characteristics of a really nice English Pale Ale, adds a little cask or "Real Ale" character and pumps up the ABV for both of those styles at the same time. All of this in a bottle as...
Pictured 02/06/24 Original notes 05/29/04 Another example of a super keg beer being completely neutralized by putting in a nitro-can. The stuff in the can is virtually unrecognizable in experience to the original, which in this case is a step back....
The points for appearance, mouthfeel and drinkability (all 4.0) for this brew are almost always the same for these "creamy" nitro-can ales. Unfortunately they are becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish between, and are becomingly...