Hello to all of my amazing followers and a very Happy New Year to you!
I am here to send you many happy and successful wishes for 2021, and I dearly hope its going to be a healthy year for you all!
2020 has been a tough year for us with the Coronavirus Pandemic going on, we all haven’t been able to enjoy the things we set out to do and yes the start of 2021 will still be tough, but all we can do is pray and say that we are one day closer of coming out of this mess!
Hello to you all, I really hope you’ve all had a fantastic weekend and that you are enjoying this week so far!
Saturday night, I took part in a virtual whisky sampling event which was proudly hosted by The GlenAllachie Distillery, which was amazing, so keep your eyes peeled, as I will be posting a review post towards the start of next week!
It’s finally Wednesday, and it’s time for a Hump Day classic on a beautiful beer that I bought last week and sampled and I will say this one is a cracker!
Hello September, how are we today?
The British Summer is sadly nearly over!
This also means, that the seasonal change for beer is happening, we are having to say a farewell to the glorious fruity/sweet light beers, and now say hello to the warming and delicious dark beers, my personal favourite are the stouts.
I adore a stout in the winter, the main reason is that I can enjoy a gorgeous pint of beer whilst relaxing in front of the fire watching a classical Christmas film, I know its only September but December will be here before you know it, I’m sorry to say that.
The post I am going to be writing about today is on the first beer that I sampled from my Honest Brew Best Of British Beers Mixed Case, I didn’t know what to expect, but when I received my parcel a couple of weeks back I was so excited with all the goodies inside.
If you want to check out the Honestbrew website which was where I bought these beers from, you can do so by clicking here.
