Struise cannot do much wrong in my opinion. I've enjoyed all the beers I've tried, and awarded Earthmonk my beer of the year last year. I was pleased to see Pannepot, another favourite of mine, on the bottled list at GBBF. Hopefully this is a sign that these exceptional beers are going to be imported more regularly to the UK.
Indeed it's alredy started as BeerMerchants have got some Black Albert on sale. This 13% stout has fantastic tasting notes according to the description if you've clicked the link, and certainly make me excited to try the bottle I traded for at GBBF.
Be warned that supplies are presently pretty small, so get in quick while you can.
2 comments:
you should try and avoid blurring the line too much between advertisment and editorial.
Thanks for your suggestion. I see what I am doing not as an advert but as a way of allowing my readers to know when rare and or special beers are imported into the UK.
I have argued both on my blog and others that there is a merket for better, and perhaps more extreme beers, to be given a marketplace in the UK.
It would be remiss of me not to 'spread the love' when I hear of such news.
Yes, BeerMerchants sponsor my blog, but I've advised of new imports by James Clay in the past, and I may have some very interesting news about Wetherspoons shortly.
I hope no one will accuse me of selling out by bringing this information to genuine beer lovers.
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