Boat Lane Beers, all six I have had

I had four of these on Friday night, although it was in August last year that I bought all six of them in Bretforton. So where is Bretforton you may ask, well it's where my younger brother Andrew is buried. It was a long time ago now that he died but it is only the third time we have been down to see his grave.

We parked near the Church of St Leonard, where his funeral was, then walked over to the grave and as usual cried. We then had a walk around the village and ended up at the Bretforton Community Shop where I bought the beers.

I had two of the beers a week later in Tenby, Wales but the others I only had last night, so let's get on with the review.

Boat Lane, Waka from England

 

6.1% hazy amber in colour with a thin head, a sweet hop aroma and a complex taste with some liquorice.

Boat Lane, Gondola from England

 

5.1% cloudy gold in colour with a good head, sweet hop aroma and a bitter hop taste.

Boat Lane, Captains Table Beer from England

 

3.5% hazy gold in colour with a very thin head, sweet hop aroma, a very mild fruity hop taste.

Boat Lane, Bay Hopper from England

 

3.5% hazy gold in colour with a good head, verty hoppy aroma, a zesty hop taste.

Boat Lane, Liberty Boat from England

 

5.5% hazy gold in colour with a very thin head, fruity hop aroma, bitter hop taste.

Boat Lane, Oil Tanker from England

 

5.3% black in colour with a good head, sweet coffee aroma, a coffee and ice cream stout taste.