"Beer I would not buy again" is a Flickr group where you can post photos of beers you didn't like or were disappointed with. Beer you have bought that looked like it could be special but wasn't, therefore beer you would not buy again.
Beer I would not buy again
Friday, 10 June 2011
Friday, 3 June 2011
Last Three from the Fish Festival
The last three I have photos for, one I had didn't have an emblem on the pump.
Rebellion, Mutiny from England
4.5% deep amber colour with a good head, malt aroma, bitter malt and hop taste.
Wooden Hand, Pirate's Gold from England
4.0% amber colour with a good head, sweet malt aroma, nice bitter malty taste.
Fuller's, Gales Seafarers Ale from England
3.8% amber colour with a good head, a very nice bitter, the last one here but the first one to sell out at the beer festival.
Rebellion, Mutiny from England
4.5% deep amber colour with a good head, malt aroma, bitter malt and hop taste.
Wooden Hand, Pirate's Gold from England
4.0% amber colour with a good head, sweet malt aroma, nice bitter malty taste.
Fuller's, Gales Seafarers Ale from England
3.8% amber colour with a good head, a very nice bitter, the last one here but the first one to sell out at the beer festival.
Three More from the Fish Festival
Another three from the Fish
Black Dog, Schooner from England
4.2% gold colour with a good head, strong fudge aroma and bitter fudge taste.
Darby, Admiral's Choice from England
4.5% deep red colour with a good head, malt aroma, good bitter taste.
Green Jack, Gone Fishing ESB frfom England
5.5% light amber colour with a thin head, caramel aroma, fruity malt caramel taste.
Black Dog, Schooner from England
4.2% gold colour with a good head, strong fudge aroma and bitter fudge taste.
Darby, Admiral's Choice from England
4.5% deep red colour with a good head, malt aroma, good bitter taste.
Green Jack, Gone Fishing ESB frfom England
5.5% light amber colour with a thin head, caramel aroma, fruity malt caramel taste.
Three Beers from the Fish Festival
Right lets get on with this, there are still a good few to get through.
Exeter, Ferryman from England
4.2% deep amber colour with a good head, malt aroma, nice toffee taste.
Everards, Beacon from England
3.8% light amber colour with a good head, malt and hop aroma, good bitter taste.
Rebellion, Smuggler from England
4.1% amber colour with a good head, fruity aroma another good tasting bitter.
Exeter, Ferryman from England
4.2% deep amber colour with a good head, malt aroma, nice toffee taste.
Everards, Beacon from England
3.8% light amber colour with a good head, malt and hop aroma, good bitter taste.
Rebellion, Smuggler from England
4.1% amber colour with a good head, fruity aroma another good tasting bitter.
The Fish Beer Festival Two
Well I only manged to get to the Fish twice during the four day beer festival and on the second visit, only got four new beers but that made it twelve in total. I think the Festival was a big hit and I really enjoyed it.
Here are a couple of the beer to start with
Dark Tribe, Dixie's Marine Ales Twin Screw from England
5.1% red colour with a good head, fruity aroma and a strange fruity taste (rose hip according to the description), it did no go down well with our group.
and
Dark Tribe, Dixie's Marine Ales Sternwheeler from England
4.2% deep gold colour with a good head, hop aroma, bitter citrus taste, a lot better than the other one of their's above.
Here are a couple of the beer to start with
Dark Tribe, Dixie's Marine Ales Twin Screw from England
5.1% red colour with a good head, fruity aroma and a strange fruity taste (rose hip according to the description), it did no go down well with our group.
and
Dark Tribe, Dixie's Marine Ales Sternwheeler from England
4.2% deep gold colour with a good head, hop aroma, bitter citrus taste, a lot better than the other one of their's above.
Saturday, 28 May 2011
The Fish Beer Festival One
Still well behind with my beer reviews, they are all there, they just need publishing.
Last night was the first night of the Fisherman's Arms beer festival and even though I wasn't there long, I now have a much larger backlog of beers.
All seemed to be going well when we left and I hope it remains like that for the next three days, Dot and I will be back there on Sunday.
Last night was the first night of the Fisherman's Arms beer festival and even though I wasn't there long, I now have a much larger backlog of beers.
All seemed to be going well when we left and I hope it remains like that for the next three days, Dot and I will be back there on Sunday.
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