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Posted by admin, filed under News. Date: June 20, 2008

 

   
 
Hoegaarden’s history starts around 1445 in the small village of the same name, following a secret recipe and using the finest ingredients and locally grown wheat, the villagers developed the original unfiltered white beer. Hoegaarden is a light and uplifting beer with a slightly bitter and fruity taste, with a hint of coriander and curacao.

Origin: Belgium
Style: Wheat Beer
Alc/Vol: 5.4%
Rating:
★★★★½
 
 

Posted by admin, filed under beer of the week. Date: June 20, 2008

 

   
 
In developing Asahi Super Dry, over five thousand people were interviewed about their likes and dislikes about beer. They found that consumers were starting to favor a clean, crisp taste over a full-bodied taste. (People defined clean and crisp as “refreshing drinkability and no aftertaste,” while full-bodied tasted meant “the deep flavor of beer.”) Asahi took this consumer information and gave it to their brewmaster, who then set off to make a truly unique beer.They created Super Dry, which had a crisp, clean taste while still retaining a full-bodied flavor. It was beer that could go well with many kinds of food. In fact, instead of using bread as a palate cleanser during their taste tests, Asahi prepared Japanese, Western and Chinese food to sample with a cold Super Dry.

Origin: Japan
Style: Lager
Alc/Vol: 5%
Rating:
★★★½☆

 
 

Posted by admin, filed under beer of the week. Date: June 20, 2008

 

   
 
This full falvourned lager is well balanced, having notable up-front malt character, complemented with a distinctive crisp bitterness. The beer finishes with a subtle hop character, as a result of a later addition of imported hops. The beer is straw in colour and very palatable. What sets this truly Australian lager apart from other beer is its original taste and purity. Bluetongue is produced in the finest traditions of quality Hunter Valley products. It is hand crafted and has been nurtured since its inception by Brew

Origin: Australia
Style: Lager
Alc/Vol: 4.9%
Rating:
★★★½☆

 
 

Posted by admin, filed under beer of the week. Date: June 20, 2008

 

   
 
blue bottle was established in 2006 by Fusion Brewing. This unique product adresses a unique gap in the market - a beer that is the perfect accompniment to a fine seafood meal. We all know that white wine goes perfectly with beer, but now there is an option for the modern man who wants to enjoy a delicious premium beer with his seafood meal rather than wine - Bluebottle beer is that answer.

Origin: Australia
Style: Lager
Alc/Vol: 4.3%
Rating:
★★★½☆

 
 

Posted by admin, filed under beer of the week. Date: June 20, 2008

 

   
 
It goes without saying that all of our highly popular beers at the Bitburger Brewing Group adhere to the German Purity Law. Originally passed in 1516, this law stipulates that you can only use water, yeast, barley, hops and hop products. The selection of these raw materials alone requires the utmost diligence. The hops have to be inspected in the field, immediately after harvesting before taking samples back to our in-house laboratory for testing. Then and only then do we select the best hops and hand them on for further processing. Even the malt comes under close scrutiny in terms of its regional origin within Germany. Beers made by our company may only use two-row summer barley.

Origin: Germany
Style: Lager - Pilsner
Alc/Vol: 5%
Rating:
★★★★☆

 
 

Posted by admin, filed under beer of the week. Date: June 20, 2008

 

   
 
A unique Australian made specialty beer. Brewed with a blend of premium pale malted barley and malted wheats with an equal amount of pure light amber honey. The light malt palate with its sominating honey aroma and flavour create a pale light golden coloured beer with a moderate bitternsess.
I myself dislike this beer i can’t see myself drinking any more than one, that’s not to say that most people won’t like this beer for people whom like thier beer sweet then go for it.

Origin: Australia
Style: Honey wheat beer
Alc/Vol: 4.7%
Rating:
★★☆☆☆

 
 

Posted by admin, filed under beer of the week. Date: June 20, 2008

 

   
 
A touch of barrel-roasted crystal malt is blended with wheat and barley malt, the wheat ensuring a dense, creamy head. Three New Zealand hops are used, including the newly developed Nelson Sauvin which imparts subtle floral and passionfruit notes. A flavoursome beer that perfectly balances complex hops tastes with malt creaminess. A thirst-quenching ale.

Origin: Australia
Style: Pale Ale
Alc/Vol: 4.6%
Rating:
★★★½☆

 
 

Posted by admin, filed under beer of the week. Date: June 19, 2008

 

   
 
Two batches of full strength Boag’s Draught beer are brewed and filtered to bright beer stage. The alcohol is then stripped off one batch using a low temperature vacuum evaporation and then the two batches are blended. This process ensures the 2.7% product retains full beer flavour, exhibiting pleasing body with a slight crystal malt flavour and a pleasant bitter finish

Origin: Australia
Style: Lager
Alc/Vol: 4.7%
Rating:
★★★★☆

 
 

Posted by admin, filed under beer of the week. Date: June 18, 2008

 

   
 
New Zealand triploid hops are added early in the boil, followed by a late hopping with Czech Saaz hops, with a blend of Australian Pale and German Munich malts grants this Lager its vivid golden colour. The Saaz hops in Barons Lager are used to pass on the much-loved floral-sweet aroma and flavour.

Origin: Australia
Style: Lager
Alc/Vol: 4.9%
Rating:
★★★★☆

 
 

Posted by admin, filed under beer of the week. Date: June 8, 2008

 

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