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Great British Beer Festival 2011
ABV: 5.8% Origin: Roseland, Virginia, USA Website: www.dbbrewingcompany.com
Devils Backbone Brewing Company
Many people assume UK lager is a relatively recent phenomenon, dating from the 1960s when the emerging big brewing groups first made a concerted effort to market a handful of rather undistinguished national brands. In fact […]
Great British Beer Festival 2011, Top Tastings 2011
ABV: 5% Origin: Broumov, Králové Hradecký kraj, Czech Republic Website: www.pivovarbroumov.cz
Broumov Opat Kvasničák Pepper
The Broumov brewery, by the Polish border, claims a history back to 1348, when the townspeople were first granted rights to brew, although the current plant dates from 1866. […]
First published in BEER magazine, May 2011. BEER is sent free every quarter to CAMRA members, who can also view it online. The magazine is additionally available in selected newsagents. Click on the beer names for more detailed notes on each beer.
Pale barley malt from Muntons.
Malted barley is one of […]
This beer featured in BEER May 2011 as part of a piece on the influence of different malts on beer flavour. To read about other beers featured see Hopshackle Historic Porter.
ABV: 5.3% Origin: Aberhonddu, Powys, Cymru Website: www.breconshirebrewery.com
Breconshire Winter Beacon
The qualities of speciality malts aren’t limited to darker beers and […]
ABV: 4.8% Origin: Alresford, Hampshire, England Website: www.itchenvalley.com
This beer featured in a piece about the influence of different malts on beer flavour on the bottled beer review page in the May 2011 issue of BEER magazine, sent free every quarter to CAMRA members, who can also view it online. The magazine is also available […]
Kinshachi Nagoya Akamiso Lager
Japanese beer tasting, White Horse, London SW6, June 2011; Top Tastings 2011
ABV: 6% Origin: Nagoya, Chūbu, Japan Website: www.kinshachi.jp
Based in Japan’s third biggest city, Nagoya, Kinshachi was established in 1996 as the Landbeer brewery, though points to an earlier local tradition of brewing in the 1880s. […]
Japanese beer tasting, White Horse London SW6, June 2011
ABV: 5% Origin: Ise, Kansai, Japan Website: http://isekadoya.com
Ise Kadoya Yuzu Ale
Ise Kadoya began in 1997 as a brewpub and restaurant at Ise, in Mie prefecture on the island of Honshū, a city best known as the location of the Shinto religion’s most […]
Beer sellers: Cerveteca
ABV: 5% Origin: Anderlecht, Brussel-Bruxelles, Belgium Website: www.cantillon.be
Cantillon Lou Pepe Gueuze
Cantillon, with its unforgivingly dry oude geuze, has a reputation as the most hypertraditional of the lambic breweries, but proprietors the Van Roy family have developed quite a repertoire of innovative variations on the traditional techniques. This special […]
Beer sellers: Cerveteca
ABV: 7.5% Origin: Regency Park, South Australia Website: www.coopers.com.au
Coopers Extra Strong Vintage Ale
The historic Coopers brewery near Adelaide is known as the hypertraditional custodian of the unique style of Sparkling Ale, as well as several other old established beers. But in 1998 head brewer Tim Cooper decided to […]
Beer sellers: Cerveteca
ABV: 6% Origin: Longmont, Colorado, USA Website: www.lefthandbrewing.com
Left Hand Milk Stout
A typical US craft brewing success story in one of North America’s fine beer heartlands, Colorado, Left Hand first brewed commercially in 1994, on the initiative of home brewer Dick Doore and his old friend Eric Wallace. Its […]
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