Page 7, Atlantic Chip Shop
Add gravity/occasional cask symbol. [26th October 2007]
Page 12 - add to Williamsburg and Greenpoint beer bars:
+Worth a visit: Radegast Hall, 113 North 3rd Street. [7th December 2007]
Page 13, Wells Ales & Lagers
Beer to take away is only available until 10pm. [7th December 2007]
Page 25, Abita Brewing Co.
Add: Jockamo IPA (6.5%) (no rating yet) A26 - Deep amber, this is an uncomplicated, medium-bodied IPA which is floral and citrusy. [27th December 2007]
Page 26 - add:
Alesmith Brewing Company
9368 Cabot Drive, San Diego, CA 92126. Tel. 1 858 549 9888.
Available in cask? - Not at present.
Available in keg? - Not at present.
Available in bottle or can? - Yes.
Distributor: Union Beer Distributors, tel. 1 718 497 2407.
Who's Who: President and Brewmaster - Peter Zien.
Notes: Founded in 1995, this brewery's ales are highly sought after and are only available in New York on a limited basis. It is possible other Alesmith beers may appear here in the future. Owner Peter Zien is a 'Grand Master' beer judge in the BJCP program, a level that is very hard to achieve; his beers are recipients of multiple brewing industry awards.
Distance to the brewery from New York City: 2822 miles. [26th December 2007]
Yulesmith Holiday Ale (red & blue label)* (8.8%) (no rating yet) A27 - Released for 4th July, this is a very hoppy, copper colored Double IPA with a balancing strong malt backbone. There's a hint of vanilla on the palate.
Yulesmith Holiday Ale (red & green label)* (9.5%) YYYYY A19 - A bold winter Imperial Red with abundant hops and big malt to balance. Deep amber and warming.
Wee Heavy (10.0%) YYYYY S15 - Deep mahogany, full-bodied, smooth, warming ale with a rich, toasty, malty aroma and flavor and a touch of smokiness. Moderate hops balance the maltiness.
Horny Devil (11.0%) YYYY B19 - Bright gold, effervescent, complex beer brewed with Belgian candi sugar, coriander seeds, and fermented with a strain of Trappist yeast. Slightly citrusy and very satisfying.
Old Numbskull (11.0%) YYYYY A29 - Deep amber, very assertive barleywine with a toasty aroma. Hops are foremost but there are some esters and a caramel sweetness that provide complexity.
Page 30, Boulder Beer
Add: Obovoid Empirical Stout* (7.5%) (no rating yet) E28 - A new winter imperial stout. [7th December 2007]
Page 30, Brooklyn Brewery
Add: Bright Golding Ale (7.5%) YYYY E19 - The latest in the Brewmaster's Reserve series is a refreshing English-style strong ale, golden and dangerously drinkable. [5th November 2007]
Page 32, Captain Lawrence Brewing Co.
Add: Brown Ale (5.0%) (no rating yet) A12 - A malty, fairly dry new American Brown Ale. [7th December 2007]
Pages 32-33, Chelsea Brewing Co.
Add: Autumn Harvest Wheat* (5.4%) YYYY A31 - Tasty amber wheat beer with caramel malt notes. [7th December 2007]
Add note to Pier 59 Pale Ale: On hiatus due to the global shortage of Cascade hops.[13th December 2007]
Add: Henry Hudson XIPA (8.2%) YYYY A27 - A new pale, citrusy Double IPA. [5th November 2007]
Add under 'Occasional and commemorative beers': Frosty's Winter Wheat Wine* (9.3%) YYYY A33 - A one-off strong version of the regular winter wheat beer.[13th December 2007]
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Cottrell Brewing Company
100 Mechanic Street, Pawcatuck, CT 06379. Tel. 1 860 599 8213.
Available in cask? - No.
Available in keg? - No.
Available in bottle or can? - Yes.
Who's Who: President - Charles Buffum; Brewmaster - Woody Culpepper.
Notes: Founded in 1996 (first brewing in early 1997), this is a small craft brewery operating out of a tiny portion of a former printing factory owned by Charles Buffum's great-great-great-grandfather.
Distance to the brewery from New York City: 138 miles. [27th December 2007]
Old Yankee Ale (5.0%) YYYY A15 - Well balanced amber ale with notes of grapefruit and caramel.
Pages 35-36, Dogfish Head Craft Brewery
Add under 'Occasional and commemorative beers': Theobroma (10.0%) (no rating yet) Q45 - Ale brewed with Aztec cocoa powder, cocoa nibs, honey, chilies, and annatto. It is a recreation of an Aztec beverage dating from about 1200BC. [7th December 2007]
Page 42, Ithaca Brewing Co.
Add: Pils (5.0% estimated) (no rating yet) D4 - A new release for February 2008.
Add under 'Occasional and commemorative beers': 10th Anniversary Ale (10.0% estimated) (no rating yet) A19 - A new release for February 2008, brewed with copious amounts of Amarillo, Chinook, Crystal and Cascade.[27th December 2007]
Page 46, Middle Ages Brewing Co.
Add: Highlander 80/-* (5.4%) (no rating yet) S14 - A rich, dark, Scottish-style brown ale with an attractive dark cherry color and a soft, lightly chewy body with a hint of licorice in its malt character. [7th November 2007]
Pages 49-50, Pennsylvania Brewing Co.
Add under 'Occasional and commemorative beers': St. Nikolaus Bock Beer Special Reserve (8.0%) YYYY D9 - A limited edition, stronger version of St. Nikolaus. The bottle comes in a red sock-like festive bag.[27th December 2007]
Pages 54-55, Sixpoint Craft Ales
Add under 'Occasional and commemorative beers': Eight Days O'Wheat (5.3%) (no rating yet) A31 - A new wheat beer brewed exclusively for Whole Foods Market.
Gorilla Warfare Coffee Porter (7.8%) (no rating yet) A31 - Dark, roasty beer brewed with 40lbs of Ethiopian fair trade coffee. [7th December 2007]
Pages 56-57, Smuttynose Brewing Co.
Add under 'Occasional and commemorative beers': Smuttaroni (6.0%) YYY B13 - Light, soft Belgian pale ale apparently brewed with wild rice.
Wheat Wine Ale is 10.7%. [7th December 2007]
Page 60 - add:
Troegs Brewing Company
800 Paxton Street, Harrisburg, PA 17104. Tel. 1 717 232 1297.
Available in cask? - Yes.
Available in keg? - Yes.
Available in bottle or can? - Yes.
Distributor: Union Beer Distributors, tel. 1 718 497 2407.
Who's Who: Brewmasters - John and Chris Trogner.
Notes: Founded in 1997, the Trogner brothers uphold traditional British brewing techniques with their portfolio of high quality brews.
Distance to the brewery from New York City: 172 miles. [13th December 2007]
Rugged Trail Nut Brown Ale (4.4%) YYYY A12 - A bronze colored session ale with a touch of chocolate on the palate. Brewed with pilsner, crystal, and chocolate malts, and hopped with Chinook and Target.
DreamWeaver Wheat Ale (4.8%) YYYY A31 - Hazy wheat beer with pepper, clove, and spice notes. Brewed with Vienna and pilsner malts with Saaz hops.
Sunshine Pils* (5.3%) YYYY D4 - Saaz and Hallertau Mittelfruh hops spice this golden summer refresher.
Pale Ale (5.4%) YYYY A14 - A hoppy, copper colored brew hopped with Cascade and Liberty.
HopBack Amber Ale (5.6%) YYYY A15 - Floral yet bold, this deep amber beer is brewed with pilsner and Munich malts together with Liberty and Nugget hops.
Dead Reckoning Porter* (5.8%) YYYY A21 - A dark and full-bodied autumnal offering, Vanguard and Chinook hops are used. Fairly roasty on the palate with a distinct hoppiness.
Nugget Nectar* (7.5%) YYYYY A15 - 'Imperial Amber Ale', liberally hopped with Nugget, Warrior, Tomahawk, Simcoe, and Palisade. Orange-amber and puckeringly assertive. Released in February.
Troegenator (8.2%) YYYY D9 - Award-winning (Gold, GABF 2007) mid-brown doppelbock, malty, bready, and a little spicy. Hopped with Hallertau.
The Mad Elf* (11.0%) YYYYY Q41 (cherry) - An unusual ruby red, spicy, warming strong Belgian-style festive ale with notes of cherries, honey, and chocolate malt.
Occasional and commemorative beers:
Scratch Beer 6-2007 (5.1%) (no rating yet) D2 - A one-off unfiltered lager brewed as part of the brewery's 10th anniversary celebrations. Magnum, Saaz, and Hallertau hops are used, and the single decoction mash technique used imparts toffee notes to the palate.
Two Brothers Brewing Company
30 West 114 Butterfield Road, Warrenville IL 60555. Tel. 1 630 393 4800.
Available in cask? - Yes.
Available in keg? - Yes.
Available in bottle or can? - Yes.
Who's Who: Brewmasters - Jim and Jason Ebel.
Notes: A family-owned craft brewery which has been in operation for 10 years. There's a homebrewing shop attached to the brewery building.
Distance to the brewery from New York City: 818 miles. [7th December 2007]
Brown Fox* (4.2%) (no rating yet) E20 - A light-bodied though complex session brew with notes of caramel, chocolate, and nuts. Spring release.
Prarie Path (4.4%) (no rating yet) B13 - Brewed with Saaz and Goldings, this is a clean, crisp, and refreshing golden brew.
Monarch* (4.5%) (no rating yet) B31 - Refreshing witbier brewed once a year (March release) in limited quantities. Brewed with unmated wheat and oats and flavored with orange peel and coriander.
Dog Days* (4.9%) (no rating yet) D2 - Clean tasting golden summer lager.
Ebel's Weiss Beer (4.9%) (no rating yet) D31 - Golden, cloudy hefeweizen with clove, vanilla, and banana notes.
The Bitter End (5.1%) (no rating yet) A14 - Citrusy, floral American Pale Ale.
Domaine DuPage (5.9%) (no rating yet) F14 - Award-winning (Bronze, GABF 2007) amber beer styled on the Farmhouse Ales of northern France.
Heavy Handed IPA* (6.2%) (no rating yet) A26 - Harvest-time India Pale Ale brewed with the help of freshly-picked 'wet' hops (varieties differ from batch to batch).
Northwind Imperial Stout (aka Iditarod)* (7.5%) (no rating yet) E28 - Velvety, dark beer with a caramel sweetness and notes of chocolate and roasted malt. Winter only.
Hop Juice (9.9%) (no rating yet) A27 - An assertive Double IPA.
Occasional and commemorative beers:
Project Opus 10 (6.0% estimated) (no rating yet) B39 - Very drinkable anniversary beer with sour cherry notes.
Cane and Ebel (7.0%) (no rating yet) A30 - Interesting Rye Beer brewed with 35lbs of palm sugar from Thailand. Hopped with Summit and dry-hopped with Simcoe for an assertive mouthfeel.
Heliocentric Bragot (7.8%) (no rating yet) Q45 - Soft and subtle beer with honey, bread, and grain notes.
Victor's MemoriAle Altbier (7.8%) (no rating yet) D25 - Dark brown and malty with notes of caramel prominent.
Philosopher's Stone (8.5%) (no rating yet) B14 - An unusual dark saison, a little funky with some sour cherry notes.
Bare Tree (11.0%) (no rating yet) A33 - Hazy orange, zesty wheat beer with notes of banana, vanilla, and black pepper.
Page 67 - add:
Almond 22, Pescara, Italy BU
[10th December 2007] A small microbrewery founded in 2003 in the Pescara Hills in a building dating from 1870 - which in 1922 housed an small almond peeling factory where all work was done by hand (hence the name). Similarly, the brewing is all hand-crafted today.
Torbata (8.7%) (no rating yet) E29 - A smoky strong ale, brewed with peat smoked malt as 5% of the grist, and flavored with chestnut honey, organic orange peel, organic cane sugar, and Kent Goldings hops.
Page 68 - add:
Barley, Maracalagonis, Sardinia BU
[10th December 2007] Birrificio Barley is a small craft brewery founded in 2006 by Isidoro Perra and Nicola Mascia. Their intention is to brew beers of exceptional quality that can be served as an alternative to wine in restaurants and high-end stores.
Friska (5.0%) (no rating yet) B31 - A full-bodied, spicy, citrusy witbier, highly refeshing with notes of tropical fruit. Hopped with Saaz and Styrian Goldings; spiced with orange peel and coriander.
Sella del Diavolo (6.5%) (no rating yet) F14 - A complex, golden orange, somewhat vinous ale with notes of pepper, caramel, plums, and cherries, plus a little smokiness. The finish is long, dry, and warming. brewed with Vienna, pilsner, and caramel malts and hopped with Hallertau.
Toccadibo (8.5%) (no rating yet) B19 - Golden ale with a clean aroma, and a distinct fruitiness on the palate. Peach, apricot, candi sugar, and coriander balance well with Hallertau Mittelfruh and Challenger hops, together with hints of amaretto and warming alcohol.
BB10 (10.0%) (no rating yet) Q41 - An unusual, rich fruit beer - winter warmer hybrid brewed with the boiled wort of a renowned local wine called Cannonau. It has a fruity and vinous aroma, and is complex on the palate with waves of caramel, chocolate, licorice, figs, sultanas, and plums. Kent Goldings and Cascade hops, plus white candi sugar and orange peel contribute to the experience.
Page 69, Beba
Add: Uno (4.8%) (no rating yet) D9 - Plenty of Hallertau hops flavor this straw colored lager.
Molto Malto (7.0%) (no rating yet) D4 - Malty pale beer hopped with Hallertau. [7th December 2007]
Page 70 - add:
Borgo, Borgorose, Italy BU
[10th December 2007] Birra Del Borgo is a small artisanal brewery in central Italy founded in 2005 by Leonardo di Vincenzo. He strives to "solve the riddle between using unusual [brewing] ingredients and creating perfect food pairings". Note the given strengths conflict from differing sources and may not be accurate as shown.
Re Porter (5.2%) (no rating yet) A21 - A black porter with notes of coffee and cocoa, and a whiff of tobacco in the aroma.
Te (6.1%) (no rating yet) Q43 - A beer designed to be a perfect match with raw or fresh seafood. Te is an innovative saison brewed with pilsner and wheat malts, Styrian Goldings and East Kent Goldings hops and, unusually, Shuj Hsien Lu tea leaves.
Genziana (6.2%) (no rating yet) B14 - A beer spiced with coriander and gentian (a bitter flowering plant). Pilsner malt, Vienna malt, Hallertauer Hersbrucker and East Kent Goldings hops provide the backbone.
Page 72, Como
Add: Malthus Birolla (6.5%) (no rating yet) Q43 - A dark ale brewed with roasted chestnuts and primed with chestnut honey. Kent Goldings and Cascade are the hop varieties used in this interesting brew. [10th December 2007]
Page 75 - add:
Ducato, Roncole Verdi di Busseto, Italy BU
[10th December 2007] Birrificio del Ducato is an obscure craft brewery in central northern Italy.
Nuova Mattina (5.9%) (no rating yet) B14 - Translating as 'New Morning', this saison is brewed with oats, pale malt, unmalted and malted wheat, and rye malt; Hallertau and Chinook hops, green pepper, chamomile, coriander, licorice, and ginger provide plenty of spice.
Page 77, Geants
Add: Noel de Geants* (8.5%) YYY B19 - Deep amber festive beer with notes of berries and caramel plus a touch of spice. [27th December 2007]
Page 78, Glazen Toren
Add: Cuvee Angelique (8.3%) (no rating yet) B18 - A complex mahogany colored ale with some phenolic spicy goodness. [7th December 2007]
Page 78 - add:
Grado Plato, Chieri, Italy BU
[7th December 2007] A small brewpub near Turin founded in 2003. The name translates as 'Degrees Plato', a brewer's scale of fermentable material.
Chocarrubica (7.0%) (no rating yet) E23 - Dark and silky with chocolate and roast malt notes. Brewed with Venezuelan cocoa beans and Sicilian carob. Oats unusually make up one third of the grist.
Strada San Felice (8.0%) (no rating yet) Q43 - Unusual, distinctive strong amber lager flavored with chestnuts and hopped with Saaz and Goldings.
Page 78, Grolsche
Add note that this brewery is set to be assimilated into the SABMiller empire in 2008 when legal formalities have been overcome. When that occurs, the Grolsche entry should be deleted and the beers that are listed should be transferred to the SABMiller entry on pages 111-112 (under a new subheading of 'Brewed in the Netherlands'). [7th December 2007]
Page 79, Harviestoun
Add: Ice Maiden (4.2%) YYYYY S14 - Golden, highly-drinkable session ale; quite hoppy for the style. Cask only. [7th December 2007]
Page 80 - add:
Hook Norton, Hook Norton, England SB
[27th December 2007] A long-established, well-respected independent, family-run British regional brewery who first appeared on the American market in late 2007. The brewery was founded in a farm building in 1849 by John Harris. This is a rare, if not unique example of a traditional brewery whose power needs are still derived from a fully operative 25hp steam engine which was first installed in 1899.
Hooky Dark (3.2%) YYY E20 - A pleasant dark chestnut colored session beer with some roast malt notes and an inviting East Kent Goldings aroma. The finish is moderately hoppy, unusually for the style.
Hooky Bitter (3.6%) YYYY E13 - A golden session ale with some grassiness on the palate.
303AD (4.0%) YYYY E14 - First Gold hops provide a crispness to this golden brew named to commemorate St. George, who died in the year 303.
Hooky Gold (4.1%) YYYY E15 - Golden, crisp ale with a fruity aroma.
Cotswold Lion (4.2%) YYYY E15 - A pale, fruity single-varietal ale with a lime citrus aroma, hopped with Fuggles.
Old Hooky (4.6%) YYYY E14 - A tawny brown beer with a well-rounded, fruity character and hints of crystal malt.
Double Stout (4.8%) YYYY I22 - Black, toasty, dry stout for the winter.
Haymaker (5.0%) YYYY E15 - A tasty amber ESB with plenty of Goldings hop character.
Flagship (5.3%) YYYY E26 - An authentic English IPA with a sweet fruity aroma and a fruity, hoppy taste. Admiral hops are used in this beer, available in cask only.
Twelve Days* (5.5%) YYYY E25 - A malty, slightly nutty dark brown winter beer with a sweetish finish.
Page 80, Huyghe
Add: Kira (5.5% estimated) YYYY B31 - A refreshing Belgian witbier spiced with coriander and Curacao bitter orange peel. [5th November 2007]
Page 82 - add:
Klein Duimpje, Hillegom, Netherlands SB
[13th December 2007] A small brewery started by award winning homebrewer Erik Bouman.
Kerstbier* (7.5%) (no rating yet) B18 - No tasting notes available yet.
Imperial Russian Stout (8.5%) (no rating yet) E28 - A dark, rich, silky brew.
Erik de Noorman (9.5%) (no rating yet) E29 - A 'Dutch Style Barleywine', amber and warming.
Page 85, Montegioco
Add: Bran (8.5%) (no rating yet) B18 - A very dark, vinous, sweetish strong ale.
Bran Reserva (8.5%) (no rating yet) B18/Q44 - Bran matured in Barbera wine barrels for at least 6 months.
Dolii Raptor (8.5%) (no rating yet) B18/Q44 - Demon Hunter matured in Barbera wine barrels for at least 6 months. [7th December 2007]
Page 86, Nogne O
Add: Julesnadder* (4.5%) YYYY E21 - A light-bodied, nutty, malty, smooth, dark ruby winter ale brewed with Maris Otter pale, Munich, caramel, black, amber, and chocolate malts, plus Chinook, Columbus, and Cascade hops.
Julenatt* (6.0%) YYYY A21 - A very dark, smooth, roasty winter porter hopped with Northern Brewer.[7th December 2007]
Page 87 - add:
Oppigards, Hedemora, Sweden SB
[26th December 2007] A small, new Scandinavian craft brewery who entered the American market in limited quantities in late 2007.
Golden Ale (5.2%) YYYY A14 - Slightly spicy, floral pale ale. Aroma hops used are Hersbrucker, Eask Kent Goldings, and Cascade, while hop bitterness comes from Centennial.
Bergsmansol (5.3%) YYY C4 - Pleasant pilsner hopped with Saaz and Northern Brewer.
Winter Ale* (5.3%) YYYY E19 - Centennial, Chinook and Cascade hops melds well with Weyermann malt (including caramel, melanoidin, and chocolate) from Bamberg, Germany. Deep brown in color, there are notes of toffee, nuts, plus a slight earthiness.
Page 88 - add:
Palm, Londerzeel, Belgium NA
[7th December 2007] A large independent brewery that seems to straddle the gap between craft producer and mass producer.
Palm Speciale (5.1%) YYY B12 - A malty Belgian pale ale, easy drinking with hints of caramel.
Piccolo, Apricale, Italy BU
[7th December 2007] Founded in 2005 very close to Monaco and the French border, Birrificio Piccolo has started to send its interesting saison over the Atlantic.
Seson (6.0%) (no rating yet) B14 - An interesting Italian-brewed saison, brewed with pale, wheat, and Vienna malts, hopped with Hallertau, and flavored with juniper, coriander, and chinotto peel (chinotto being a small, bitter citrus fruit). It is matured in wooden chardonnay barrels. Orange-amber in color, the aroma hints towards a bitter citrus mouthfeel with balancing sweet malt. The lingering finish is somewhat tart.
Prerov, Prerov, Czech Republic NA
[7th December 2007] A traditional Czech brewery founded in 1872.
Zubr Premium (5.1%) YY C4
Zubr Jasne Pelne (aka Bison) (6.0%) YY A3
Page 89, RCH
Add: Firebox (6.0%) YYYY E19 - A hoppy, well-balanced strong ale with notes of toffee, cherry, and orange. Cask only. [7th December 2007]
Page 90, Ridgeway
Add: Reindeer's Revolt* (6.0%) YYY E19 - A rich, amber, strong winter ale with notes of caramel.
Insanely Bad Elf* (11.2%) YYYY E29 - A strong, sweet, festive ale straddling 'Imperial Red' and 'Barleywine' styles. As with the straight-jacket-wearing elf on the label, this beer could probably benefit from putting away for a year or two. [27th December 2007]
Page 93, Senne
Add: Zinnebir X-Mas 2007 (6.5%) (no rating yet) B12 - A deep copper colored brew with moderately complex notes of sweet malt. [27th December 2007]
Page 93, Slaapmutske
Add: Kerstmutske Christmas Nightcap (7.4%) (no rating yet) B18 - A mid-brown festive brew with notes of fruit and spices. [13th December 2007]
Page 98 - add:
Westerham, Edenbridge, England SB
[27th December 2007] Established in 2004 in the heart of hop growing country - the county of Kent - by Robert Wicks to brew mainly cask-conditioned ales using yeast from the long-closed Black Eagle Brewery which was situated nearby. Mr. Wicks is a devout Christian, and the two subtly-placed fish emblems on the brewery's logo reflect his faith. Seasonal brews not listed here may possibly also appear this side of the Atlantic in cask-conditioned form.
Finchcock's Original (3.5%) YYY E13 - A golden session beer with hints of sulphur in the aroma, with citrus fruit and resiny hops on the palate together with some biscuit notes and earthiness. Brewed with WGV (Whitbread Golding Variety) and Early Choice Goldings hops. Cask only.
Black Eagle S.P.A. (3.8%) YYYY E15 - Golden 'Special Pale Ale' brewed with Maris Otter pale ale malt and a small amount of amber malt, which imparts a dry, biscuity flavor. Hops are First Gold and Cascade for a citrusy, slightly spicy note. Cask only.
Grasshopper (3.8%) YYYY E13 - A dark, malty, slightly peppery bitter with nutty, roasted notes. Hopped with Kentish Target Kent Goldings. Cask only.
Little Scotney Pale Ale (4.0%) YYY E15 - Brewed for Britain's National Trust using Target hops grown at Scotney Castle. Clean and golden with an earthy and fruity aspect.
British Bulldog B.B. (4.3%) YYY E14 - A mid-brown, well-balanced brew hopped with Kentish Northdown and WGV hops for a resiny, biscuity flavor and aroma. The finish is fairly bitter.
Little Scotney Best Bitter (4.3%) YYYY E14 - Dark gold with a good balance of malt, esters, and a floral bitterness from Target hops grown at Scotney Castle.
William Wilberforce Freedom Ale (4.3%) YYYY E14 - Fair Trade beer first brewed to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Abolition of the Slave Trade Act in England in March 1807. There's a mellow bitterness with a touch of Demerara sugar sweetness leading to a long, hoppy finish.
1965 (5.0%) YYY E15 - Full bodied, amber-brown ESB hopped with Northdown and Kent Goldings. Cask only.
Pages 104-105, Brau Holding International
Add: Monchshof Weihnachts Bier* (5.6%) YYY D5 - An easy drinking amber lager for the festive season.
Page 111, Molson-Coors
Delete: Blue Moon Winter Ale, beer retired.
Add: Blue Moon Full Moon Winter Ale* (5.6%) (no rating yet) B16. There's been a change of style for winter 2007-08's seasonal 'stealth micro'. [26th October 2007]
Pages 111-112, SABMiller, brewed in the Czech Republic
Delete: Zubr Premium and Zubr Jasne Pelne (aka Bison) (they are not SABMiller brands and are therefore listed here erroneously). [7th December 2007]
