Author: james
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Doom Bar
Doom Bar, the flagship beer of Sharp’s Brewery in Cornwall, has become a familiar sight in pubs across the United Kingdom. This amber ale, named after the treacherous sandbank near the brewery’s home in Rock, has won the hearts of beer drinkers with its balanced flavor profile and easy-drinking nature. The beer pours a deep…
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Beavertown Neck Oil
Beavertown Neck Oil, the session IPA that has taken London by storm, is a beer that embodies the spirit of the city’s vibrant craft beer culture. This golden elixir, brewed by the renowned Beavertown Brewery, has become a staple in the hands of beer lovers across the capital, offering a refreshing and flavorful experience in…
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Hobgoblin
Hobgoblin, the mischievous brew from Wychwood Brewery, is a rare find in the world of beer. This English dark ruby ale, with its distinctive character and flavor, has captured the hearts of many beer enthusiasts. However, locating a pint of Hobgoblin can be a challenge, as it is not widely available in every pub or…
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Fosters Lager
The Aussie staple has cemented itself across boozers in the UK. This crisp lager is a dependable go-to from Melbourne to London, and is potentially Australia’s greatest export. The familiar blue and gold taps are a welcome sight when stepping into any pub as it is often accompanied by great conversation and lively atmospheres. This…
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Madri Excepcional
Picture this: you’re at your favorite pub, ready to try something new and exciting. As you peruse the menu, your eye catches a tap handle featuring the bold, red logo of Madri Excepcional. Intrigued, you order a pint and prepare for a taste adventure. As the bartender slides the glass your way, you can’t help…
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Veltins
Picture this: you’re stepping into your favorite local pub, ready to unwind after a long day. As you belly up to the bar, you scan the taps and spot a familiar green logo – Veltins Pilsner. You know you’re in for a treat. The bartender pours you a pint, and you watch as the golden…
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Hofmeister
Hofmeister, once a popular UK beer in the 80s and 90s, has been reinvented. Known for its mascot, George the Bear, the brand was famous but eventually faded as drinkers sought authentic European lagers. In 2015, entrepreneurs Spencer Chambers and Richard Longhurst revived Hofmeister, focusing on quality. They partnered with Bavaria’s Schweiger brewery to produce…
