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Showing posts with label dark ale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dark ale. Show all posts
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Moor and Arbor, Dark Alliance
Opaque with a mildly foamy head, this Dark Alliance from Moor and Arbor had a thick coffee nose and taste wich was followed by a mild fruity hoppiness. Texture was a bit thin. Long, medium bitter aftertaste coupled with some fruity belches. I had this on keg at Westow House where I remember it being quite a bit more enjoyable (actually, it was one of those slightly embarrassing 'saying "cor" out loud' moments). Can I call this a black IPA? A black pale ale? (Or is that an oxymoron? Not that it particularly matters of course - good beer is good beer regardless of genre/type/pigeonhole/etc.) I liked this bottle and I polished it off quickly. It's nice to have the option of a decent session BIPA (most of the others I've tried have been 6%+ abv), although I suspect this is a limited edition. Purchased from Mr Lawrence before they went mail order only.
Labels:
660ml,
arbor,
arbor ales,
black IPA,
bomber,
craft,
craft ale,
dark ale,
dark alliance,
good beer,
moor,
moor beer
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