Harviestoun
This is a very pale ale-style beer. A good cross-over beer for lager drinkers to get into real ale. It is light and refreshing with floral grapefruity hops, but not sweet at
Fyne Ales
This is an extremely pale ale with a very floral, almost perfumed hoppiness. A gentle light malt flavour. I bought this at Booth's at Knutsford with many other (predominantl
Which country brews the best beer? Since October 2006 I have kept a diary of every bottle of beer I've drunk on a spreadsheet and scored them out of five. There are a total
Atlas
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
Harviestoun
This is a refreshing, fragrantly hoppy, clean tasting, light citrussy beer. This is a former Champion Beer of Britain 2003 and deservedly so. It is also available everywhere
Scotlandi can grow barley but not hops, whilst England can grow both1. This combined with the English historically putting a large tax on exported hops meant that the Scottish