Looking back at Roundhill Brewery

With interest in the last Roundhill Brewery blog, I have looked back and picked out the following beers from older blogs. Plus a new one I had last night in The Crafty Cock Billingham, most are from there or The Porky Pint or The Fishermans Arms in Hartlepool. Also at the end is one that was never bloged.

Roundhill, Blue Gals from England

4.4% slightly cloudy light amber in colour, a bit of a blueberry aroma and a not bad fruity taste, this is the one from last night.

Roundhill Brewery, Vegan Dark Ale from England

5.2% dark red in colour with a nice head, fruity aroma and a sweet but nice taste, the vegan bitt made no difference at all.

Roundhill Brewery, Brown Ale from England

4.9% deep brown with a good head, not much aroma but a really good taste maybe a bit of liquorice.

Roundhill Brewery, BPA (Billingham Pale Ale) from England

5.2% gold in colour with a nice head, hoppy aroma and taste, not the best of theirs, for me that is.

Roundhill, Chocolate Orange Slug from England

4.8% dark brown in colour with a good head, a nice porter aroma and a slight orange porter taste.

Roundhill Brewery, Pale & Golden, England

4.2% gold in colour with a nice head, it did have a citrus aroma and it was a very nice bitter.

Roundhill Brewery Trip, Billingham

Recently I went on a trip to the closest brewery to my house, it's about three miles away, I was meeting up with the lads from the Fish in Hartlepool. The brewery was the Roundhill Brewery, only small but very good. It is on the Cowpen Lane Industrial Estate, so not far at all for me.

We had four beers and a talk on how it was made, all in all a very good trip.

Roundhill Brewery, Bewley Blonde, England

4.3% gold in colour with a nice head, hoppy aroma, bit hoppy but not bad at all.

Roundhill Brewery, Mabel the Table, England

3.2% deep gold in colour with a good head, it has hops in the aroma and the taste was a nice easy to drink beer.

Roundhill Brewery, Billy Town Brown, England

3.9% deep brown in colour with a nice head, nice brown ale aroma and taste.

Roundhill Brewery, Midnight Slug Porter, England

4.8% black in colour with a good head, nice rich porter aroma, slightly sweet porter taste, this is the one I had most of.

Beers from our birthday trip away in March.

These are the beers I had on our birthday's trip away in March, we were away for ten nights but didn't find that many new beers. Although we did have quite a few beers to drink while we were away in the van in York and Barnard Castle.

Treboom Brewery, Swan Special Blonde from England

 

3.8% gold colour with a nice head, hop aroma and a bit too hoppy taste, apparently this was brewed for the pub.

Revolutions, Cocker from England

3.9% amber colour with a thin head, a sweet aroma with a nice bitter taste.

The Village Brewer, White Boar Bitter from England

 

3.8% gold colour with a nice head, hop aroma and taste, typical modern beer.

Vocation, Heart & Soul from England

4.4% cloudy gold in colour with a thin head, not much aroma but a hoppy citrus taste, another one.

Pivovar Náchod, Primátor Weizenbier from the Czech Republic.

5.0% cloudy gold colour with a thin head, a very nice wheat beer, a nice change, had it in an Italian restaurant.

Bristol Beer Factory, Twelve Apostles from England

5.0% gold colour with a thin head, hop and hop, sorry but I am sick of these beers.

Liverpool Organic, William Roscoe from England

4.3% gold in colour with a nice head, hop aroma and taste, what do I expect nowadays, these beers are very popular a bit like lager was.

York Brewery, First Light from England

3.8% gold in colour with a thin head, hops in the aroma and taste, sigh again.

Marston's, Baliol's Tipple from England

3.8% amber colour with a good head, nice aroma and a good taste, nothing special but a real nice change these days.

I am so sick of gold hoppy English beers, that I have bought a box of 23 assorted wheat beers from Germany, that I will be reviewing soon.