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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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.