Brown Ale
Brown ales are sweeter and fuller in body than any of the ales described above. Some are lighter, and have a nutty and sweet character, while others are more hearty and robust.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Week 38 RBI
Amber
Loosely, a variation of the good old bitter. Usually made a bit stronger and "redder" by the addition of Amber Malts. Once again, these are generic terms and the name that a brewery decides to attach to their beer is not so much a matter of fact as as it is a matter of opinion.
Loosely, a variation of the good old bitter. Usually made a bit stronger and "redder" by the addition of Amber Malts. Once again, these are generic terms and the name that a brewery decides to attach to their beer is not so much a matter of fact as as it is a matter of opinion.
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Week 37 RBI
ESB (Extra Special Bitter)
Like the name might suggest in relation to the above description of Bitter, an E.S.B. is significantly higher in alcohol content than a bitter. Perhaps a bit richer body, or a redder color.
Like the name might suggest in relation to the above description of Bitter, an E.S.B. is significantly higher in alcohol content than a bitter. Perhaps a bit richer body, or a redder color.
Sunday, September 13, 2009
# 48 Dundee Wheat
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Week 36 RBI
Bitter
Bitter is a very generic term use to describe a wide variety of ales. In general, it refers to a light bodied, basic style of English ale, usually not very potent in terms of alcohol content. Often referred to as Session Beer. Session? I once heard it described this way: "People can sit around and drink it all night, discussing the important matters of the day, without wandering too far off the original subject." Bitters can be lightly or highly hopped.
Bitter is a very generic term use to describe a wide variety of ales. In general, it refers to a light bodied, basic style of English ale, usually not very potent in terms of alcohol content. Often referred to as Session Beer. Session? I once heard it described this way: "People can sit around and drink it all night, discussing the important matters of the day, without wandering too far off the original subject." Bitters can be lightly or highly hopped.
Sunday, September 6, 2009
# 47 Shipyard IPA
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
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