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London Beer Tastings 2011. For more background on the brewery, see previous post. ABV: 6.8%, 7.1% and 5.5% Kernel Pale Ale Besides its old fashioned dark beers, Kernel brews contemporary beers fresh with the flavours of new world hops. These too are of exceptional quality, matching the standards set by the US brewers [...] First published in BEER April 2008 as part of a piece on beer in Sainsbury’s. ABV: 4.7, 6.5 and 7.5 per cent Meantime Pale Ale When Heriot-Watt and Weihenstephan-trained brewer Alastair Hook set up on his own in an industrial unit a stone’s throw from the Thames Barrier in 2000, he chose to follow [...] First published in BEER September 2006 as part of a page marking the publication of the latest Good Bottled Beer Guide. For more beers featured on this page, see previous post. ABV: 4.2 per cent Hepworth Suthwyk Liberation Contract brewing is sometimes viewed with suspicion, but if it’s honestly done there are many advantages [...] Originally published in BEER July 2006 as part of a page about beers from the USA available in the UK ABV: 5.6 per cent Sierra Nevada Pale Ale With 4 July imminent, I’m raising a toast to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with a trio of great beers from that most remarkable [...] ABV: 4.6% and 4.7% Originally published in BEER, February 2007, as part of a review featuring reader recommended beers. For more, see previous post. Tunnel Trade Winds and Sweet Parish Ale The Tunnel Brewery at the Lord Nelson Inn at Ansley, near Nuneaton in one of the more rolling and rural parts of Warwickshire, [...] Originally published in What’s Brewing February 2005 Origin: Fremantle, Western Australia Little Creatures Pale Ale Aside from Coopers of Adelaide with their unique sparkling ales, Australia is a disappointing country beer-wise, awash with the sort of cheap and nasty lager that most discerning drinkers wouldn’t give a XXXX for. [...] |
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