Sorry for the lack of update recently. Its been a combination of things, such as starting a webdesign course, going to Dartmoor, and having to install new operating systems on both PCs!
Also – and more to the point, I’ve not really had anything interesting to say, and when I have said it – I’ve only had time to use Twitter.
But I thought this Beer was worthwhile just blogging to say – if you see it in Tesco’s then give it a sample. Its a dark czech lager, that doesn’t taste as ‘thick’ as some others – and if you’re a fan of czech beer, then its worth sampling just for the experience.
Well there are few beers that when I taste – to start with – I’m not sure if I like the idea of finishing it.
In my quest to find an interesting looking beer in Sainsburys (which I’ve not already tried), I came across this from Adnams. They seem to be so proud of ‘East Green’s – Green credentials that they slapped the words “CARBON NEUTRAL” all over the front of the bottle. To the extent that it seems more important then the name itself.
Whats better then finding money you didn’t know about?
“ooooo thats interesting” – Mrs Beer…
Well if “Gem” is the standard Bath Ales Beer, then Wild Hare is its slightly tangy cousin. Now I may be cracking up but I’m sure this beer had a hint of green about it as I poured it out.
A while ago, when we first ventured to Bristol to visit some friends of ours we discovered the Bath Ales Brewery. I did not hide my love for their beer – to the point in which last Christmas I was given the very amazing present of a Bath Ales box set.