March 2008
Official Beer of the World Cup
Sat, 29/03/2008 - 09:34 — DM
Before the World Cup was assigned to Germanyi, Anheuser Busch bought the rights to supply the official beer. This means the American Budweiser being the only beer allowed to be sold in stadiums.
The New Forest Inn, Emery Down, Hampshire
Tue, 25/03/2008 - 23:45 — DM
A good little pub just outside of Lyndhurst with good traditional food. Four hand pulls had local Ringwood brews Best & 49'er plus Tim Taylor Landlord and a very good St Austell Tri
Cantillon Rose de Gambrinus
Mon, 24/03/2008 - 15:04 — DMCantillon
An intensely sour beer with a sharp taste of rasberries. Very thirst quenching but a sipping beer. I do have a small issue with quality control as there is a noticable varia
Jever Pilsner
Mon, 24/03/2008 - 15:00 — DMJever
This is the bitterest pilsner I've ever tasted - wonderfull. A grassy bitterness and a stereotypically very dry German pilsner.
Hoegaarden
Mon, 24/03/2008 - 14:59 — DMHoegaarden
Although the beer has survived change of ownership and breweries by an international brewing giant, its still a good beer. Unusual with its fragrant corianderi and orange taste, fruity b
Bitburger Pils
Mon, 24/03/2008 - 14:55 — DMBitburger
Germanyi's best selling pilsner style lager. This is a good example of a German pils - clean tasting with good bitterness.
Titanic Iceburg
Mon, 24/03/2008 - 14:53 — DMTitanic
This is a wheat beer is the kristallweisse fashion, although the wheat side of things is subtle. This is a dry, clean tasting lager with a good noble hop presence.
Atlas Latitude Highland Pilsner
Mon, 24/03/2008 - 14:50 — DMAtlas
The bottle says that its a pilsner style beer but it really seems like a pale golden ale to me. A good subtle aroma hop flavour and smell with a light pale malty body. An ex
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