Some Big Bottles Of Beer

Moving on from the last beers, here are three really good 750mil bottles.

Aldi, Biere Triple Traditionnelle from England

 

6.0% slightly hazy gold in colour with a nice head, some fruit in the aroma and a really good taste.

Brouwerij Palm, St Pierr from Belgium

 

6.2% gold in colour with  nice head, it has the aroma and taste of a good Belgian blonde.

Brouwerij Palm, Hofflegen from Belgium

 

5.0% hazy gold in colour with a good head, a nice wheat beer aroma and a good wheat beer taste.

A Couple Of Dutch Beers

Before I move on with the rest of the beers that I missed, there are a couple of Dutch beers that I thought were very good.

United Dutch Breweries, Monastère Bière Blonde from Holland

 

6.5% gold in colour with a good head, nice blonde aroma and a good satisfying blonde taste. 

United Dutch Breweries, Monastère Double from Holland

 

6.4% deep amber in colour with a nice head, a nice toffy coffee aroma, the taste was just as good. 

Christmas Beers Four 2021

Finely here are the last three Christmas beers, although these are named for Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Ale.

Staffordshire, Cheddleton Christmas Ale from England

 

4.6% deep brown in colour with a good head, a toasted malt aroma and a good malty taste.

Staffordshire, Cheddleton Boxing Day Ale from England

 

4.5% gold in colour with a thin head, a floral hop aroma and  hoppy taste.

Staffordshire, Cheddleton New Years Ale from England

 

5.0% gold in colour with a thin head, a malt and hop aroma, it had a smoky strange taste.  

Happy New Year

Christmas Beers Three 2021

I have finished the Christmas cans, so now I will move on to the Christmas bottles. 

Cottage Delight, Stocking Filler from England

 

4.5% gold in colour with a nice head, a floral aroma and a fizzy hop taste 

Cottage Delight, Nut Roast from England

 

4.8% deep brown in colour with a nice head, a nutty malt aroma and a good malty taste.

Darwin Brewery / One More Than Two, The Darkest of Dark Night from England

 

5.0% black in colour with a good head, a good stout aroma and a bitter stout taste.

Christmas Beers Two 2021

Here are the rest of the cans from last Christmas, I will move on to the bottles in the next blog. 

Brew York, Fairytale of Brew York 2021 Gingerbread Milk Stout from England

4.9% black in colour with a good brown head, a nice sweet Christmas aroma and a nice fruity Christmas fruit taste.

Anspach & Hobday, The Pfeffernüsse Stout from England

6.0% black in colour with a good brown head, a sweet malt aroma, the taste is bitter sweet smoky malt. 

Horsforth, Berry Christmas from England

6.1% hazy yellow in colour with no head, smelt a bit fruity and had a fruity taste.

Christmas Beers One 2021

Even though we did not go out much at all over the Christmas period, I did manage to try a few festive beers.  As with the last posts, I will split this up so as there are not too many at a time. 

 Amundsen, Super Santa Choco Shaka Stout from Norway

Sadly not had this one yet, it arrived in the post with a hole in the can but I do like the can.

People's Captain, 'Tis The Saison from England

5.0% gold in colour with no head, flowery aroma, the taste is dry with tangy notes.  

Cold Town Beer, Christmas Pudding from Scotland

5.9% amber in colour with a nice head, a sweet fruity aroma, the teste is nothing like Christmas Pudding but it was quite nice.

Rooster's, I'm Dreaming of a Wheat Christmas from England

5.2% cloudy gold in colour with a thin head, sweet flowery aroma and more of a French wheat beer taste.