This Brains product is one keeled over beer, or "on the huh" as we say in Suffolk. It pours a deep clear copper , with scoops of ...

We don't tend to get many beers from Essex, so here's one. Mersea Island is primarily a vineyard, which also hosts weddings, cele...

Underneath the black bricked arches, within an Olympic stones throw of London Bridge, lives The Kernel Brewery . Packed in alongside a chees...

Pours with fizzy like a run away train, creating a big foamy snow drift head. The aroma Lemon in abundance, maybe hints of vanilla. The open...

An organic Pale ale it pours with the lightest carbonation I've known in a beer. It has an aroma packed with limes and citrus. The openi...

The term "Lager" has long been synonymous to tasteless mass produced beer in the UK, long lost from it's east European origin...

A crunchy whiff of citrus in the nose, this 3.8% ale pours with minimal head. The colour is an engaging deep straw. The watchword here is re...

Snaps open and pours with a lively but perfectly controlled fizz, a glorious foamy head. The aroma is all conquering, a big tropical fruit b...

Last week saw the fourth Bunker Summit, myself and Ed meeting at Bunker Station Two with summit veteran Glenn . It ran in the usual format, ...

This is the winter strong offering from Wadworth . Sideboard-brown with a filmy head, a whoosh of malt greets the nose on it's way into ...

You don't see many milds these days. Once a ubiquitous ale class in working clubs and pubs, it was the traditional epitome of a fresh yo...

Snaps open, not BC, but perfect fizz, it pours an amazing Crimson red. No big hops in the nose just its gentle grassy freshness. The malt bu...