Showing posts with label bridestones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bridestones. Show all posts

Bridestones Winter Warmer

Not bottle conditioned
Bridestones Winter Warmer [baron rating 5/5] - 6% black ale,dry nutmeg ground spice smell,balanced treacle cloves taste,ground spice finish
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Thank you to Dan (@BridestonesBeer) from Bridestones Brewing for sending this through for a baron rating!

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Bridestones Tohunga

Bridestones Tohunga [baron rating 5/5] - 6.3% amber ale,sugary resinous smell,fresh bright piney resin tropical  taste,fruity bitter finish
Listen to what Chris and the Baron have to say about it

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Thank you to Dan (@BridestonesBeer) from Bridestones Brewing for sending this through for a baron rating!

Buy Bridestones ales direct

Bridestones American Pale Ale

Not bottle conditioned
Bridestones American Pale Ale [baron rating 4/5] - 5% amber ale,tangerine smell,balanced mild spicy orange squash taste,fruity spicy finish
Listen to what Chris and the Baron have to say about it

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Thank you to Dan (@BridestonesBeer) from Bridestones Brewing for sending this through for a baron rating!

Buy Bridestones ales direct

Looking forward to baron rating Bridestones ales

I've chatted with Bridestones Brewing on a number of occasions on Twitter and nearly met face-to-face at the National Winter Ales Festival in Manchester this year. That didn't happen as they got a sudden order to brew some more beer so that was a pretty decent excuse for a small brewery.

Anyway three solid looking bottles arrived from them today:

Strong bold branding
Bridestones Brewing
  • American Pale Ale - 5% premium American influenced golden beer with Chinook, Cascade and Willamette for that big hop taste
  • Tohunga - 6.3% premium gold beer, single hopped with New Zealand Kohatu hops which offer a tingly pine flavour with exotic fruit notes
  • Winter Warmer - 6%seasonal beer brewed using five different malts, honey, molasses, spices ginger and nutmeg to create a bitter sweet warming winter ale
Look out for 'baron ratings' of these beers soon, and a big thank you to Dan (@BridestonesBeer) from Bridestones Brewing for sending these through to me!