Beer Reviews

  Here's to all the F&B operators out t The drinks (and food) scene in Singapore is at once one of the best things about the country and at th...

  In 1768, Captain James Cook set sail from England on HMS Endeavour towards the uncharted seas of Terra Australis Incognita. Unlike Christopher C...

  South Korea's Craftbros really knows how to catch one's attention - with labels that feature historic photographs from the culturally iconic LIF...

  We're here with a couple of special Isekado brews that we're really excited to get into.  To convey that excitement, we should really get down t...

  Let's talk about geuzes (gur-zes). It's a type of lambic sour beer, hailing from the Pajottenland region of Belgium southwest of Brussels and in...

  Uchu Brewery represents a new wave of Japanese craft brewing, one that marries tradition with passion, sustainability and perhaps the eccentrici...

  The exact origin of the term "steam beer" is a bit of a mystery, and there are several theories about its origin. One popular theory is that it'...

  If there's a competition for most lovable beer mascot - I'm 100% certain California's Green Cheek Beer would be up t And thankfully what comes i...

  Collabs are one of the most unique aspects about the craft beer scene - it's something you don't find with spirits, nor with really any other dr...

  Is that not a rather evocative label? We'll get to that in abit. Although I will say that in all the times I've shared this, the overwhelming re...

  Coors Banquet is a beer that practically screams "Yeehaw!". In the vast landscape of American commercial beers, few brands evoke as much nostalg...

    Oat Cream Juice Train | Deeds BrewingOat Cream NEIPA | ABV 6.5%Pours a light honey haze, aromas of stonefruit. I get a rough straw flavour thr...