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.

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.

Sunday 26 January 2020

This last week and the beers.

This week was much the same as last week, maybe I should just stick to the beers, although this is the quietest time of the year. We did visit a garden center during the week but all we bought in there was beer, strange that. Will cover the beers next.

On Friday We went to the Hope and Anchor in Greatham, the others wanted to go in there, rather than the Bull and Dog. So I had a few Camerons Strongarms (one if the best beers in the world) but I have covered that one before on here, but here it is again.

Camerons, Strongarm from England

Camerons, Strongarm, England The Smiths Arms

4.0% ruby red in colour with a very good head, fruity malt aroma, fruity caramel bitter taste, also good in bottles and cans. My hometown beer, you either love it or hate it, I love it. One photo taken outside the Smiths Arms, also from Greatham village but sadly it is no longer with us.

On Saturday we just stayed in again (back to normal next week) and had the beers I bought in the garden center, well they were all from one brewery in Scotland, Black Isle Brewing, reviews below.

Black Isle Brewing, Goldfinch from Scotland

Black Isle Brewing, Porter, Scotland Black Isle Brewing, Goldfinch, Scotland

3.5% hazy gold in colour with a thin head, it had a sweet aroma and a bitter taste.

Black Isle Brewing, Red Kite from Scotland

Black Isle Brewing, Red Kite, Scotland Black Isle Brewing, Red Kite, Scotland

4.2% amber in colour with a nice head, a malt aroma, nice malt and liquorice taste.

Black Isle Brewing, Blonde from Scotland

Black Isle Brewing, Blonde, Scotland Black Isle Brewing, Blonde, Scotland

4.5% gold in colour with a nice head, not much aroma, fearly sweet taste more of a lager.

Black Isle Brewing, Porter from Scotland

Black Isle Brewing, Porter, Scotland Black Isle Brewing, Porter, Scotland

4.8% black in colour with a good head, not much aroma but a nice sweet porter taste.

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