Fine Literature and Fine Living
Against The Grain, the gluten-free beer from Wold Top Brewery, is reviewed by Steve Crotty. Part of our Wold Top Brewery take-over issue.
“Bottle number three of my Wold Top tour and I am now in a position to make certain observations about how Wold Top’s brewery style affects their beers…”
Scarborough Fair IPA from Wold Top Brewery is reviewed by Steve Crotty. Part of our Wold Top Brewery take-over issue.
“A beer that’s this good has nothing to be ashamed of. Neither do the brewers. Even if it doesn’t taste of Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme (sorry)…”
Golden Summer from Wold Top Brewery is reviewed by Steve Crotty. Part of our Wold Top brewery take-over week.
“My first beer review and not surprisingly it features a brewery close to my home; the Wold Top brewery. If you’ve never heard of them then don’t be alarmed…”
Steve Crotty has a gander at the Wold Top brewery
“…I must also apologise for the fact that I didn’t manage to take the Gentleman Drinker with me. His piece would have been far more witty and entertaining, but sadly when I called him to check on his availability, he was having tea with a queen. Not the queen he hastened to add, just an old cad who he hadn’t seen since he was rousted from the HMS Belfast for indecent exposure…”
Cityboy: Beer and Loathing in the Square Mile, written by Geraint Anderson, is reviewed by Steve Crotty.
Steve Crotty guides us through the art of investing your hard earned cash in whisky and making a small profit.
Diurach’s Own (16 year old single malt whisky), from the Isle of Jura distillery, is reviewed by Steve Crotty.
Greenore 8 year old, Irish Single Grain Whiskey, is reviewed by Steve Crotty.
The Glenlivet 15 year old French Oak Reserve is reviewed by Steve Crotty.
Tomorrow is Burns Night and if you’re still struggling to find a suitable whisky, our resident Whisky Tsar Steve Crotty has the answers.
Steve Crotty looks back at his personal best and worst whiskies, beers and pubs of 2011.
Warninks Advocaat is reviewed by Steve Crotty. Since he managed to review it, we can only assume he survived the experience.
Bruichladdich Sherry Classic whisky is reviewed by Steve Crotty
