Beer Reviews

Imperial Four Bean Apex by Wicklow Wolf Brewing Company.Not a bad experiment but definitely a reminder that less can be more; the multiple fla...

Pikeman Red Ale by Slieve Bloom Brewing Company.With Smithwicks (or Kilkenny depending on where you live) providing the template for what is e...

Citra Single Hop IPA  by Eight Degrees Brewing.Though a single-hop IPA, this has none of the teeth-clenching bitterness you sometimes encounter...

Pikemaker Irish Dry Stout by Slieve Bloom Brewing Company.Made in the Slieve Bloom mountains and sold on site, Pikemaker uses just four ingred...

  Wellington, New Zealand's Garage Project is probably one of the most well-known craft beer folks in the eastern hemisp Known for their deeply e...

India finally opens for Indian Pale Ale – A beer flavour first brewed in the early 1800s for British officers in India. Beer culture in India has ...

Howling Gale Irish Pale Ale by Eight Degrees Brewing.A distinguish, but not artificial, grapefruit aroma at the first sip. Didn't taste the pi...

The Full Irish by Eight Degrees Brewing.I'm ordinarily not a fan of IPAs but given the early summer heatwave and a decent offer in Tesco, this...

Circus Tears Imperial Stout Garage Beer Co .A rare Catalan beer weighing in at a whopping 11% abv, this is (quite bizarrely) one of the best ...

DOWN TO EARTH by Wide Street Brewing .You can immediately taste the unique flavour of aged beer at the first sip. I got confused by the pack...

FILTHY ANIMAL by Boundary Brewing  .The 'Filthy Animal' chili porters are apparently a series and with no numbering anywhere on the can, I can...

  Singha, Hite and Snow. The general picture across Asia is that people shun bitter hop flavours, preferring light, crisp and perhaps gently sweet...