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Black Sheep Brewery
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Bath Star
Bath Star is a 4.5% abv golden brown bitter brewed from the finest Maris Otter malt and finished with cascade hops and is named after the breweries only pub The Star Inn, which has twice been Baths Campaign for Real Ale Pub of the Year.
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Mild
Mild is traditionally the month that Camra promote Mild and we like to offer our support when we can and produce a 4.0% abv dark Mild for May. Mild doesn’t necessary mean week: it means ‘not bitter’. Many Milds are indeed low gravity, but the most important characteristic of this style is that is has a low hop rate which makes it rounder, normally slightly sweeter, and distinctly less bitter on the palate and in aroma than more highly hopped bitters. Usually but not always Mild is darker in colour than bitter.
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Bellringer Ale
Notably hoppy ale which is light to medium-bodied, clean-tasting, refreshingly dry, with a balancing sweetness. Citrus, pale malt aroma and dry, bitter finish. Consistent. Amber gold in colour.
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How To Plan A Beer Drinking Trip
Planning and enjoying a trip with friends that centers around finding new and interesting beers and new and interesting places can be great fun. Whether in the Unites State or worldwide, with the proper planning, you can enjoy your friends, the beers and the new unique places that you find along the way. Get some friends. Kidding aside, make sure that the individuals that you travel with are of a like spirit. It’s no fun going on a beer drinking adventure with someone that prefers wine (and let’s you know). Decide on a destination and plan ahead. If this trip is to somewhere somewhat local to you (another state if…
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FoeHammer
Like the mighty steed of Odin, Sleipnir, Foehammer Strong Ale is powerful, and deadly, yet calm and always relaxed; for it knows it can take your life at anytime. This beer has a rich malt & toffee body that laughs at you. Continuous hopping throughout the boil results in a floral profile that welcomes you to have another. Such is the way of temptation.
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Roth Brewing Company
