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First published in BEER December 2006 as part of a page about strong beers. See previous post for more strong beers.
ABV: 8.5 per cent Origin: Stockport, Manchester, England Website: www.frederic-robinson.co.uk
Robinson's head brewer Chris Hellin with Old Tom Strong Ale. Photo: Tony Carter.
The Unicorn brewery, in the former hat-making town of […]
First published in BEER December 2006 as part of a page about strong beers. See previous post for more strong beers.
ABV: 8.5 per cent Origin: Terrick, Buckinghamshire, England Website: www.chilternbrewery.co.uk
Chiltern Bodgers Barley Wine
Launched in 1980 and still run by the Jenkinson family, the Chiltern Brewery near Aylesbury is a rare […]
First published in BEER December 2006 as part of a page about strong beers.
ABV: 8.7 and 11 per cent Origin: Market Weston, Suffolk, England Website: http://www.oldchimneysbrewery.com/
Old Chimneys Redshank Strong Old Ale
With the nights drawing in, the weather – at least in theory – getting colder and the festive season […]
First published in BEER November 2006 as part of a piece about beers stocked by Tesco supermarkets. See previous post for more Tesco beers.
ABV: 4.3 per cent Origin: Crockham Hill, Kent, England Website: www.westerhambrewery.co.uk
As well as the Drinks Awards winners, Tesco has beers of interest on offer in its “local programme”, which covers […]
First published in BEER November 2006 as part of a piece about beers stocked by Tesco supermarkets.
NOTE: Production of Young’s beers has since been moved to Wells & Young’s in Bedford, though it appears Ruby Star is no longer brewed.
ABV: 5.5 per cent Origin: Wandsworth, London, England Website: www.youngs.co.uk
Young's Ruby […]
First published in BEER October 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: 4.7 and 5.5 per cent Origin: Thorpe St Andrew, Norfolk, England Website: www.thewhynotbrewery.co.uk
Why Not Cavalier Red
Eastern England is becoming […]
First published in BEER October 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.
Jaipur was also featured in BEER August 2008 as part of a piece about beers for summer outdoor drinking and in the Beer Sellers […]
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 Origin: Horsham, Sussex, England Website www.suthwykales.com
Hepworth Suthwyk Liberation
Contract brewing is sometimes viewed with suspicion, but if […]
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: 5 per cent Origin: Bowburn, Durham, England Website: www.durham-brewery.co.uk
Durham Evensong
A particularly welcome (and, in my view, long overdue) innovation […]
Great British Beer Festival Real Ale in a Bottle Bar 2006
ABV: 4.5% Origin: Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, England Website: www.rchbrewery.com
RCH Old Slug Porter Dark Ale
RCH, a veteran among British micros of bottle conditioned ales, originated behind the Royal Clarence Hotel at Burnham-on-Sea in 1983, thus its acronymic title, but moved to a […]
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