Saltaire Brewery from Yorkshire have been creating critically acclaimed cask beer since 2006. They’ve recently rebranded and expanded their vision; with the release of four new products, their aim is to bring their offering up-to-date, with a contemporary edge backed by their reputation of producing great beer.
Amundsen Bryggeri are based in Oslo, Norway. Their motto is ‘Created by Craftsmen’ and their aim, to produce high quality beer for non-conformists.
Their Dessert in a Can series is a masterclass in how to produce high ABV, sweet, after-dinner stouts (the clue’s in the name) but they’ve also been consistently delivering great IPAs lately too.
Beer52 are one of the UK’s most well known beer subscription services. Founded in 2013 and based in Edinburgh, they offer a couple of different options – 8 beers per month for £24, or 10 beers per month for £29.
Both include a copy of their magazine, Ferment, and a snack to go along with your beers. The standard, mixed box includes beers of all styles – but they also allow you to opt for light beers only, if you’re not a fan of the dark stuff.
We got our hands on Beer 52’s Summer Bangers box recently and were excited to give it a go. We’re often cynics when it comes to these types of beer subscription boxes – from past experience with similar services, you can get poor quality beers from breweries you’ve never heard of, or beers fast approaching their best before date…
Liquid extravagance. To Øl’s #YOLOmælk is a celebration beer. It’s the first time we’ve ever tried caviar – and it seems appropriate that it’s in a beer.
We just got back from BrewDog’s Beer Geek Awards in London, having picked up the award for Beer Geek Reviewer (and a finalist spot in the Social Media category too), so this seemed the perfect way to celebrate and unwind after a whirlwind few days in the big smoke.
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