6/10 Don’t be put off with the look. This may look like a can from the Tesco Value range but it’s actually a decent little beer! Brewed in Germany – and they know their lagers! This is an unfiltered lager which means that’s retained much of the flavour and body that the brewer intended. This… Read more »
8/10 Such a great IPA! It’s very hoppy but has a fruity smoothness to it. Goes down very well. Stone use “hop bursting” which adds an “irrational amount of hops during the final stages of brewing bring out maximum flavours and aromas. The result is a session IPA that delivers all the fruity, piney character… Read more »
9/10 Love this! Such a great Indian pale ale. Smooth, hoppy and seems to have a flicker of a Belgian wheat beer about it (its not brewed with wheat that’s just how it tastes to me). It’s brewed in Germany and imported by Brewdog Brewery. What’s a great pair! I’ve had a lot of… Read more »
6/10 Crisp and refreshing lager. Unfiltered and not too gassy. All lager should be like this. 4%
7/10 Premium German wheat beer. This is brewed with a traditional recipe of top fermentation. Brewer in accordance with The German Purity Law. It’s a cloudy beer with a distinct aroma. I get a hint of orange and banana and it has quite a large, lazy bubbly head. Brewed by Brauhaus Rheinbach in Germany. This… Read more »
8/10 What a fantastic wheat beer from one of the champions of Munich’s Oktoberfest. The beer pours well with a fluffy head. Cloudy amber in colour. Best of all – it’s a big 500ml bottle! Paulaner are one of Munich’s big breweries. Great stuff! 5.5%
2/10 This is a German pils (lager to us in the UK). I found it quite flat with little taste. Wouldn’t recommend.
5/10 Lager lovers… This is one for you. Brewed in Germany and brought all the way over to your local Aldi (or maybe it was Lidl). It has a mild hoppyness and a slightly malty taste. 5%
6/10 Alt Bier (or Old Beer) is a style of German beer that I discovered on Dusseldorf. Their Old Town is a fantastic venue for a pub crawl and has it’s own brewery-pubs! So these breweries in Old Town call their style of beer, Old Beer. This is because it’s some traditional recipe that’s hundreds… Read more »
