Category: Sunday beer

Despite the flag and the American beer style, tonight’s beer is from across the Tasman. It had one of those can labels that you can peel right off, so here’s a panoramic view. Pretty nice, fruity and hoppy and strong.

A quite strong NEIPA style beer from Katoomba, NSW. I assume it’s named after its colour – a sort of translucent yellow-orange. Quite strong but fruity.

A hazy IPA from Victoria that I ate with a burger, which was a nice combo.

This “pastry stout” was a Christmas gift and it is a pint of alcoholic sweet thickness. One is plenty and best had in lieu of dessert. Brave use of a Comic Sans-like font there on the label. All the way from California, apparently https://www.thebruery.com/pages/about-us

It’s back! The weekly blog post in which I drink some beer and don’t have a lot to say about it because I really don’t know how to review beer. On this exciting journey, I’ll mainly be focused on weird labels and alcohol. Speaking of alcohol, today’s beer is taking an almost homoeopathic approach to […]

Galaxy being a type of hop you see. The beer itself was fine but didn’t live up to the name. It wasn’t unpleasantly like being drunk. I drank this on Friday but it felt like Sunday.

So here is an oddly tall can with a confusing description. Is it black forest stout or espresso scotch ale? Maybe I should look on the back. Can A? Can B? Hmm “PULL TAB”… I guess I should pull the tab then… It’s two cans!

Behemoth Brewery in New Zealand have made some nice beers and they also have some neat labels. This is actually their second anti-Trump themed beer. They previously had an Im-peach-ment Sour Ale which I haven’t tried (and it doesn’t sound like my cup of tea).