On my way on a business trip I wanted something to read - and found a heavy book - "1001 Beers you must try before you die". An eye catching title and while browsing through it on the train I decided that I should do just that - try every beer in the book. This is my way of doing it...:-)
A fresh, light, pure nose with some smoky notes and a touch of caramel and warm earth. A nice nose, although on the light side. Fresh.
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A light, open, interesting nose with notes of lime, summer flowers and corn flakes. Deep and good. Has a lovely sweet hoppy character. Some acitidy on the nose. Very good.
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This Belgian styled ale is just an stunning creature! The nose is captivating with Sauvignon Blanc-lik notes of grass, elder and cat pee! Very deep and complex. Some minty notes intertwined with sage and hay. Very, very good.
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This lovely beer has a big, full bodied nose with notes of english toffee, chocolate, sweet carrots and a gorgeous sweet hop note. The nose is just great - after a while it smells of a summer meadow!
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I have had wine as a passion for 30+ years now. I´m madly and deeply in love with the wines from Barolo, Madeira and Bordeaux, but I love Burgundy, wines from Tuscany, German Riesling and many more as well. But don´t give me any Amarone, Gewürztraminer or Viognier, if you want to stay friends...:-) I rate wine by using the 100p scale. Than means in short terms: 90-100p - a special to an outstanding effort; 80-89 - a good to a very good wine ; 70-79 - different aspects of average; below 70 - dull, bad or worse... But read the note for a full description! Instagram: barolista123
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