Beer Reviews

  Today we've got something very special! We've got on of California The Bruery's Terreux in a can! The Bruery comes from Patrick Rue, who's blend...

  In the little niche of the beer world that is monastic Trappist ales - really just about 11 breweries worldwide - Chimay certainly stands out as...

  The past several years feels like we're entering a sort of Cat Century - and yes, I mean the feline - cats are having a real moment, and as the ...

  "Truly this place is a Val d'Or!" Or so the legend goes as to explaining how one of the world's most iconic beers curiously has on its label (an...

  Westmalle holds claim to being the first of the Belgian Trappist abbeys to start brewing beers, and whilst keeping their range really short, wit...

  Totopia is a fresh new face in the Japanese craft beer scene that's already quickly making a splash - their visually aesthetic and strikingly hi...

  If you haven't guessed - "Baeren" is the plural word for "Bear" in German. Established in 2001, Baeren has become the pride of its hometown in M...

  When Hitachino Nest, the famed Japanese craft brewery, announces that they are going to pull production out from Hong Kong, what would you, as t...

  It's not all that often that Thailand gets another big player to its beer market - since 1933 the Southeast Asian country has really only ever h...

  Don't we just love DEYA over here? And so with a name like "Moon On A Stick" along with such evocative imagery for a label, how could we pass th...

  "Thank You Henry" was certainly not what I was expecting from that fuzzy character on the label. But the fact is I really liked the label alot, ...

  If there was ever an instance of being typecasted where it came to beers, I feel like Derbyshire, UK's Thornbridge might be a suitable candidate...