WestmeathWhiskeyWorld

There’s a bit of a thing for strong beers – specifically lagers – emanating from Eastern Europe.

This category was traditionally crowned by Tennents Super T in my part of the world – although today’s version is called Tennents Extra at 9%.

I’d already decided before doing my highly enjoyable tour of The Borders Distillery that their Clan Fraser naggin would be my purchase.

You don’t get many choices in this package size, so when available – I snap them up.

Clan Fraser is a sourced Blend for The Borders to establish markets & contacts in advance of their own distillate maturing.

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This book is a pictorial tour of Dublin Pubs not necessary chosen for their range of drinks – more because of their historical, artistic, literary & musical connections of times past & present.

There are many stories within.

A brand that appears to be dividing opinion is Oceanus Hibernicus.

On the one hand it has won a Blended Malt award at the World Whiskies Awards & favorable reviews from punters.

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On the other side folks dislike it.

I’m not sure if the basis for the dislike is the in the nature of the beast.

It’s a Blended Malt made up o...

The Non-Alcoholic market continues to grow despite lagging sales in Alcoholic Beverages. Any Beer or Cider manufacturer without a product in the NA category is missing out.

I came across Thatchers Zero Somerset Cider when up in Scotland recently & decided to give it a taste.