Beers, ales and lagers come in many types, styles and variations. Please choose from the styles listed to find more of the beers you like.
Alaskan Winter Ale
80The piney additions enhance rather than dominate this sound, dark copper-coloured ale.
Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale
80A full and satisfying strong brown ale, made in part with caramelised brown sugar. Perhaps a touch too strong for its own good: the alcohol detracts a little from the complex dark malt character.
Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale
76A complex beer, packing contrasting, intriguing flavours, but perhaps a little too strong for its own good.
Exmoor Ales Brewery Beast
78The front label describes Exmoor Beast simply as a ‘strong ale', but when you read the small print on the
reverse, its origins in the porter style are made clear.
Fuller's 1845
73Not the most complex sample I've tasted of this successful, deep amber/reddish beer, which can age beautifully to become even more malty-dry and sherry like.
Fuller's Golden Pride
81A very well-balanced and smooth barley wine, the brewery-conditioned brother of Fuller's bottle-conditioned Vintage Ale.
Haand Bryggeriet Odin's Tipple
69A potent, near-black beer from an enterprising Norwegian microbrewery, with enough warmth to keep out a polar winter.
Hook Norton Twelve Days
78An attractive ruby ale with a chocolate orange character.
Meantime Winter Time
80A new, bottle-conditioned creation not far removed from the same brewery's Chocolate and Coffee beers (see
porters section). Flavour packed but perhaps just a touch cloying in places.
Oakham Hawse Buckler
Aroma of grapefruit and toffee. Clean and uncompromising. Dry palate with plenty of cocoa and coffee
Robinson's Old Tom
80A complex and fascinating, award-winning red ale in an attractive new, chunkier bottle.
Theakston Old Peculier
78A delightfully mellow yet complex old ale, but lacks the full character of the cask conditioned version.
Williams Brothers 80/-
79A well-rounded, ruby ale, a welcomingly autumnal beer in both colour and taste.
Wood's Christmas Cracker
73A bottle-conditioned beer that seemed a touch young. Another month in the bottle may have helped round off the coarser alcohol notes.
Top of the chocs (Beer & Chocolate)
Ben McFarland gets all gooey at a beer and chocolate tasting
January 1970, Issue , page 40
Little big city
Laurent Mousson watches beer worlds collide (gently) in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland.
January 1970, Issue , page 69
The Netherlands - Beer in the Netherlands
Des de Moor shows that the Dutch have more to offer than just Grolsch and Heineken
January 1970, Issue , page 28
World Beer Awards 2011
world beer awards 2011 intro html pthe 2011 world beer awards saw a surge in entries and judging began its lengthy meticulous process in june with more rounds and judges taking part more than ever in ...
