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Archive for March, 2011
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The New Zealand Beer Isle
This very thing in America has drained me of so much of my time with the proverbial question, what beer should I get. It is even more daunting when you don’t have a baseline to judge off of – I …
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Monteith’s Radler Bier
Strange, that’s all I can say. It says light hoppy notes and lemon juice but seriously – it’s almost like a cider it’s so tangy and crisp. It is pretty refreshing but very citrusy and pretty light bodied. I can’t …
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Mac’s Brewery Sassy Red
This red ale has a lot of biscuity malts like in a fat tire, but is a little more bitter than sweet. Medium bodied – really easy to drink and quite tasty too. Same sweet pull tab top as the …
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Mac’s Brewery Great White
This is my first post about some of the New Zealand beers I tried while I was staying on the North Island. This is a nice white ale, similar to the Avery White Rascal but just like almost every beer …