This is such a brilliant idea that it deserves reporting.   Seven pubs in Northⁱ Wales got together and had a beer festival on Saturday 19th July 2008 with a bus running between them until

Harveys India Pale Aleⁱ is 3.2% alcohol and has very, very little hop character.   There is a caramel - malt flavour but not much else.   An IPAⁱ is supposed to have a pronounced

Talking Retail have a story on their website that Sainsbury's have looked at 100 different premium beers and will choose 15 to go into their stores in August 2008.   This can only be good

Although the name and label of the beer sets high standards - "High & Mighty Beer of the Gods" - it lives up to them.   Very much like a delicate pilsner but brewed in an al

This beer has the American Cascade hop taste that I really love in spades.   Very much like an American pale ale (Sierra Nevada Pale Aleⁱ, Brooklyn Pale Ale etc.) in that it has loads of h

Thankfully unavailable in the UKⁱ

If I'd bought this at a beer festival, it would have reinforced all those prejudices that people have about us and the beer we drink.  Tastes like mushy peas.  And not in a good way.&nbsp

Very pale and hoppy without being too bitter.  Hops coming in strong at the end.  Only problem I could find with this overall fantastic beer is that it's a touch too sweet perhaps.

Easy drinking with a good balance of hop over a pale, but not too light, finish.