As an Englishman, I was immediately drawn to Copper Ale. It’s described as being an English style ale and is not as strong as other James Squire offerings at 3.4%. ‘The Constable’ Copper Ale ranks it in the mid-strength category and to be honest, the flavour benefits from this. It’s malty, hoppy and deliciously smooth. It…
Having returned from a lovely family weekend away up the coast, the long drive left me ready for a beer. So I delved into a new one to me, the Pirate Life IPA. So many brewers are opting for cans rather than bottles these days, Pirate Life being one of them, and it looks great.…
This is a really interesting Pale Ale, from the Rocks Brewing Co. It starts with a citrus hit on your first mouthful, which develops into a delicious bitterness and malt finish. It’s a lot more complex than others on the market, but really tasty. It’s also a pale ale that you could enjoy a couple…
This stuff is delicious… Genuinely delicious. I first had it in my local pub when it was the guest tap beer. I’m often dubious to then try it in a bottle, but this didn’t disappoint. It’s fruity and refreshing and surprisingly matches well with all food types. I often categorise beers in weather conditions. This…
