Can Organic Beer be any good?
Can Organic Beer be any good?
Pondering St Georges Day Optio…
Pondering St Georges Day Options
Many beers
Many drinks sampled this evening – all pretty fine!
Thwaites – Liberation: A dark, malty, slightly smoky flavour with a smooth finish. Very drinkable. Not for everyone – it could score higher for some. 4/5
Thwaites – Lancaster Bomber: Fairly standard ale with a bit of a tang. 3.5/5
Brakspear – Oxford Gold: An awesomely smooth, pale, flavoursome ale with a bit of a tang to finish. Everything about this beer is spot on. 4.5/5
Springhead – Roaring Meg: A delicate blonde ale, not quite flavoursome enough for us all but a place for drinkers of light ale. 3-4/5 (we couldn’t quite agree about the score for this one!)
Badger – Fursty Ferret: A good stalwart of the westcountry. Straight down the middle. 3.5/5
Badger – Tangle Foot: A very gentle ale with a bit of colour and very very smooth. Good but nothing special. 3/5
The evening has only just begun…
Beer Reviews: Jail Ale
Its late – so I’m gonna be quick. This is a fine tasting beer from Dartmoor in Devon. Brewed in Princetown – home of Dartmoor Prison, therefore the name “Jail Ale”.
A gentle hoppy taste this is well worth while having a try if you see it in Tescos, or even better if you can get to try it in Princetown (I believe the pub is called The Plume of Feathers Inn).
If all else fails you can but it from here.
Driving with Beer and Marshmallows dangerous
But great news indeed for the residents of Tamworth (near Weeford):
Beer to fight cancer
Universities are good for something – they are developing ways to fight cancer with Beer.
Awesome.
