Well I have had two new beers this week, I did have plenty of beer between Christmas and New Year but nothing new. Well all of that is tosh, I left my camera at my mothers and theses are from between Christmas and New Year, and I just got the camera back.
Shepherd Neame, Artesian Dark Ale from England
3.8% deep amber with a thin head, not much aroma but the taste was ok but a little bit watery, although it is a week beer .
Direct Beers, Cat Piss from, England
4.8% gold colour with a good head, some lemon in the aroma, slightly sweet taste. Another one of these beers, they are not bad but I would say very ordinary, although the labels and names are different.
If you know me or of me, you will know I like beer. Over the last few years I have been collecting photos of every new beer I have.
I now have over 2,000 individual beers photographed and have realised that many beers that I assumed I have photos of, I haven't.
I now have over 2,000 individual beers photographed and have realised that many beers that I assumed I have photos of, I haven't.
This blog will be therefore be an account of my quest for new beers to photo and how I enjoyed them (or not).
My email is ralphgant@sky.com.
My email is ralphgant@sky.com.
Friday, 9 January 2015
Monday, 5 January 2015
Christmas Beers 2014
Didn't have many new Christmas Beers this year but did manage a few, so here they all are, unless there are some on the other camera, which I should have back soon.
Jennings, Red Breast from England
4.5% red in colour with a thin head, not much aroma, not a bad taste but not for Christmas.
St Austell (Nicholson's), Saint Nich's from England
4.5% looks like Strongarm, dark amber with a good white head, it had a Christmassy smell and a bitter dry Christmassy taste.
Hardys & Hansons, Rocking Rudolph from England
4.2% deep amber in colour but with a poor head, a malty aroma and a little bit of a Christmas taste, ok but that's it.
Direct Beers, Yule Log from England
5.0% dark brown colour with a nice head, fruity aroma and a nice Christmas taste, not bad for the last one, even if the label is a bit dodgy.
Jennings, Red Breast from England
4.5% red in colour with a thin head, not much aroma, not a bad taste but not for Christmas.
St Austell (Nicholson's), Saint Nich's from England
4.5% looks like Strongarm, dark amber with a good white head, it had a Christmassy smell and a bitter dry Christmassy taste.
Hardys & Hansons, Rocking Rudolph from England
4.2% deep amber in colour but with a poor head, a malty aroma and a little bit of a Christmas taste, ok but that's it.
Direct Beers, Yule Log from England
5.0% dark brown colour with a nice head, fruity aroma and a nice Christmas taste, not bad for the last one, even if the label is a bit dodgy.
Tesco Revisionist Beers, well Marston's Revisionist Beers
Well its been a month since my last post on here but that doesn't mean I haven't been drinking. I have but I haven't had many new beers or time to post them on here for that matter. I am still a little bit slow after my stroke, witch was just over a year ago but anyway I am going to have a go now.
Well my camera with most of my photos on not here, I have left it at my mothers, so for now it will have to be what I have with my phone or other camera. I know, I will cover the newer Tesco beers, well the ones I have had, though I had done these.
Marston's (Tesco), Revisionist Craft Lager from England
5.0% golden lager colour with a thin head, aroma and taste pretty much like a lager should be, well what the British call a lager anyway.
Marston's (Tesco), Revisionist Hefeweizen Wheat Beer from England
4.8% slightly cloudy yellow with a nice head, slightly bitter but not a bad wheat beer, particularly as it is made in England.
Marston's (Tesco), Revisionist Belgian Saison Beer from England
5.0% cloudy yellow in colour with a good head, a veggie aroma with a sort of fruity taste, not quite as bad as it sounds.
Marston's (Tesco), Revisionist California Common Steam Beer from England
4.7% brown in colour with a nice head, malty aroma, malt and hop taste not too bad.
Marston's (Tesco), Revisionist Rye Pale Ale from England
4.3% amber colour with a thin head, fruity aroma and fruity hop taste, another on not too bad.
Marston's (Tesco), Revisionist Dark India Pale Ale from England
4.8% deep red to back in colour with a good head, sweet aroma, rather bitter taste.
There are other beers from Marston's in this line of beers but that is it for now, although the next one from Shepherd Neame seems to fit in with the ones above.
Shepherd Neame (Tesco), Single Hop Kentish Ale from England
4.5% amber colour with a thin head, sweet hop aroma with a dry slightly fizzy hoppy lemon (well citrus) taste.
Well my camera with most of my photos on not here, I have left it at my mothers, so for now it will have to be what I have with my phone or other camera. I know, I will cover the newer Tesco beers, well the ones I have had, though I had done these.
Marston's (Tesco), Revisionist Craft Lager from England
5.0% golden lager colour with a thin head, aroma and taste pretty much like a lager should be, well what the British call a lager anyway.
Marston's (Tesco), Revisionist Hefeweizen Wheat Beer from England
4.8% slightly cloudy yellow with a nice head, slightly bitter but not a bad wheat beer, particularly as it is made in England.
Marston's (Tesco), Revisionist Belgian Saison Beer from England
5.0% cloudy yellow in colour with a good head, a veggie aroma with a sort of fruity taste, not quite as bad as it sounds.
Marston's (Tesco), Revisionist California Common Steam Beer from England
4.7% brown in colour with a nice head, malty aroma, malt and hop taste not too bad.
Marston's (Tesco), Revisionist Rye Pale Ale from England
4.3% amber colour with a thin head, fruity aroma and fruity hop taste, another on not too bad.
Marston's (Tesco), Revisionist Dark India Pale Ale from England
4.8% deep red to back in colour with a good head, sweet aroma, rather bitter taste.
There are other beers from Marston's in this line of beers but that is it for now, although the next one from Shepherd Neame seems to fit in with the ones above.
Shepherd Neame (Tesco), Single Hop Kentish Ale from England
4.5% amber colour with a thin head, sweet hop aroma with a dry slightly fizzy hoppy lemon (well citrus) taste.
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