A much welcome alternative to Barbar, another Belgian honey beer.
Stronger than it looks, 8% ABV.

Has a more “burn honey” taste than Barbar, in my opinion, more resembling a honey cake.
Should be available in the UK from BeersOfEurope.
A much welcome alternative to Barbar, another Belgian honey beer.
Stronger than it looks, 8% ABV.

Has a more “burn honey” taste than Barbar, in my opinion, more resembling a honey cake.
Should be available in the UK from BeersOfEurope.
As you’d expect from Brew By Numbers and Imperial Stout. Smooth, a bit like coffee or chocolate, and kicks like a mattress.
Comes in a 250ml can, that lessens the kick somewhat.
A very good Imperial Stout. And by “good” I mean it is smooth, and make you calm as a cucumber. A bit oversweetened, to my taste, but hey, it’s an Imperial Stoud available from supermarkets.
Available from Tesco, and maybe Waitrose as well.
This beer from Magic Rock Brewing hits way above its price.
Dark Arts
Similar in quality stout from Brew By Numbers would cost twice as much:
https://bbno.co/collections/all-beers/products/10-coffee-porter-mocha-cbd-6-5-440ml-can-1
Now I’m curious to try their IPA, which seems to be closer to DIPA:
Cannonball