Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Monday, November 11, 2013
Harviestoun's Old Engine Oil Porter
Old Engine Oil Porter apparently reminded Harviestoun's original brewer of the engine oil he was familiar with having worked for Ford.
One of those times bitterness is satisfying rather than repulsive. A little goes a long way I suspect, hence perhaps the 330ml size.
Generally I like Harviestoun's beers and this is an enjoyable addition to their stable. It has a very slightly scouring aftertaste which I normally dislike but in this case it is pleasingly like dark chocolate .
Powerful - I wonder how much knowledge of the percentage of alcohol affects perception of strength. There is a general placebo effect of belieiving something is alcoholic leading to intoxicated behaviour even if, in fact, no alcohol is present.
Labels:
bitter,
bittersweet,
engine oil,
ford,
Harviestoun,
Harviestoun's,
stout,
viscosity,
viscous
Location:
Powerstown Demesne (null)
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Anchor Steam Beer
"Anchor Steam Beer is virtually handmade with an exceptional respect for the ancient art of brewing" Good to hear. I have yet to come across a beer extolling its mechanised production or slovenly indifference to the ancient art of brewing.
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