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O'Hanlon's Brewing Company Ltd First published in BEER February 2008. ABV: 5 per cent Origin: Whimple, Devon Website www.ohanlons.co.uk [Note this beer may since have been discontinued.] In the interests of variety and even-handedness I aim to avoid featuring the same brewer on this page more than once a year. […] First published in BEER February 2008. ABV: 3.9 per cent Origin: Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire Website www.littlevalleybrewery.co.uk Little Valley Withens IPA As most readers will know, India Pale Ales were originally high gravity, generously hopped export products that later evolved into the more session-friendly draught interpretations still supplied by the likes of Caledonian […] First published in BEER February 2008. ABV: 3.8 and 5.5 per cent Origin: Allendale, Northumberland Website www.allendalebrewco.co.uk Allendale Brewery beers The small and remote riverside town of Allendale, just shy of Hadrian’s Wall, is home to one of England’s most youthful breweries. For brewer and co-founder Tom Hick it’s his first job since […] First published in BEER January 2008 as part of a piece about imperial stouts. For more imperial stouts see previous post. ABV: 11 per cent Origin: Newport, Oregon, USA Website www.rogueales.com Rogue XS Imperial Stout Founded in 1988, Rogue are now a mainstay of the craft brewing hotbed of the Pacific Northwest and […] First published in BEER January 2008 as part of a piece about imperial stouts. For more imperial stouts see previous post. ABV: 10.5 per cent Origin: Ansty, Sussex, England Website www.darkstarbrewing.co.uk Dark Star Imperial Stout Dark Star originated at the Evening Star brewpub in Brighton in 1991. Ten years later the brewery, which […] First published in BEER January 2008 as part of a piece about imperial stouts. For more imperial stouts see previous post. ABV: 10 per cent Origin: Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Website www.brewdog.com BrewDog Paradox James Watt and Martin Dickie opened Grampian-based Brewdog only a year ago but they’ve already caused a stir with their […] First published in BEER January 2008 as part of a piece about imperial stouts. ABV: 9% Origin: Esen, West-Vlaanderen Website: www.dedollebrouwers.be De Dolle Brouwers Special Extra Export Stout Imperial Stout was a souped-up 19th century development of London porter that found favour in Tsarist. A century later the sole surviving original brand from […] First published in BEER December 2007 as part of a piece about strong beers for the festive season. For more strong festive beers see previous post. ABV: 9 per cent Origin: Montignies-sur-Roc, Hainaut, Wallonie Website www.abbaye-des-rocs.com Abbaye des Rocs Spéciale Noël Belgium excels at producing strong bottle conditioned ales for laying down, including […] |
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