Beers during Ralph's visit.

As Ralph was drinking his usual Black Label and as I was serving him, as he had a swollen left leg (the doctor recons that he has Gout), I had have a few of my own. Only all of mine were strange beers not the eazy beer he was drinking. I think we were drinking for five nights so I must have had a few new ones, lets see.

The hospital also recon that young Ralpe has Gout, anyway on his last night here, we had a Parmo as we usually do. If you have not had a Parmo, or do not know what a Parmo is, that is a real shame, you can look it up on Wikipedia, it is gorgeous.

Williams Brothers, Iconic from Scotland

 

4.4% gold in colour with a thin head, some fruit in the aroma and a bittersweet taste.

Martens, Sezoens Blond from Belgium

 

6.0% gold in colour with a thin head, yeasty malt aroma and the taste is lager.

Mount St. Bernard Abbey, Tynt Meadow English Trappist Ale from England

 

7.4% cloudy amber in colour with a nice head, a fruity toffee aroma, a reasonable Abbey taste.

Black Isle Brewing, Goldeneye from Scotland

 

5.6% gold in colour with a thin head, fruit hop aroma and a bitter sweet taste. The other beers from this brewery I did a few week back Black Isle Brewing.

Castelain, la Bête from France

 

8.0% gold in colour with a nice head, not much aroma but a nice sweet taste.

Castelain, la Bête Blanche from France

 

5.2% hazy gold in colour with a good head, it was a typical french Blanch, very nice.