Traquair House Ale - crimson, toffee, silky
Timothy Taylor Landlord - amber, citrus, oranges
Durham Brewery Benedictus - honey, bitter, velvet
Old Luxters Farmhouse Barn Ale - orange, spicy, strong
Thursday, January 29, 2009
The Three Word Challenge - Part Deux
Yesterday's Three Word Challenge seemed to go down well, so I thought I'd do it again, except this time to be stricter and not use words like "very or "really".
Traquair House Ale - crimson, toffee, silky
Timothy Taylor Landlord - amber, citrus, oranges
Old Luxters Farmhouse Barn Ale - orange, spicy, strong
Traquair House Ale - crimson, toffee, silky Timothy Taylor Landlord - amber, citrus, orangesOld Luxters Farmhouse Barn Ale - orange, spicy, strong
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Usually, when Mrs V and I drive back to central Virginia from South Carolina we stop at Olde Mecklenburg Brewing in Charlotte, mainly to swa...
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It's fair to say that I enjoy making stuff. By 'making stuff' I don't mean building things, mechanical prowess, and being an... -
I was wandering around the supermarket where I do the weekly shop recently, and as is my wont I bimbled over to the beer section to have a b... -
It was one of those things that you just stumble upon as you are looking something specific. In one of my vaguely regular bimbles around the...
I've never come across Benedictus before but Bishop's Gold was my favourite tipple for a long while in Newcastle: lemon, hoppy, strong.
ReplyDeleteLatvian beers tend to be none of the above.
I have to admit I have never had a Latvian beer.
ReplyDeleteDid you squander a word there with "Timothy Taylor Landlord - amber, citrus, oranges". Oranges being a sub-type of citrus, right? :D
ReplyDeleteCitrus on the nose, oranges in the mouth.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, you're not missing out.
ReplyDeleteI'd even drink Cerna Hora here if it wasn't so damn expensive.