Read all about it here.…

Review 15: http://porter-pages.blogspot.com/2012/01/review-15-black-dog-mild-elgood-sons.html

Review 16: http://porter-pages.blogspot.com/2012/01/review-16-imperial-stout-samuel-smith.html

Review 17: …

A porter from Norway, an English mild and an Imperial Russian Stout...

#12 http://porter-pages.blogspot.com/2012/01/review-14-porter-ngne.html

#13 http://porter-pages.blogspot.com/2012/01/review-15-black-dog-mild-elgood-sons.html

#14…

http://porter-pages.blogspot.com/2012/01/review-13-grottenbier-brune-brouwerij.html

http://porter-pages.blogspot.com/2012/01/abel-imperial-stout-mikkeller.html

http://abeerintheafternoon.blogspot.com/2012/01/blog-62-red-herring-great-yarmouth.html

New Blog Post:

Hop River Ales: California Common Brewday (In Over My Head and Total Cagematch)

As I have reached the 1,000 beer photo mark, I thought I would repost my original Beer and Me, blog.

http://ralph-dot.blogspot.com/2012/01/beer-and-me-again.html

http://porter-pages.blogspot.com/2012/01/review-11-boon-oude-geuze-2009-2010.html

Oh my! Not a beer I'd drink everyday but it was an experience. Think I'll get back to the porters and stouts...

http://porter-pages.blogspot.com/2012/01/review-10-christmas-ale-titanic-brewery.html

Did you know I had a beer photo in a book, a proper book, 300 Beers to try Before you Die! 

http://ralph-dot.blogspot.com/2012/01/st-sylvestre-3-monts.html

My first perfect score!!!…

My latest blog posts:

http://www.beerbrewshome.blogspot.com/2012/01/hopping-madness.html

Wild west beers reviewed, brews folks should be hollerin' for...

Beers of the Wild West!

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Today on Facebook, I was asked by Siblu Holidays, if I had a Top Ten French Beers, I didnt but it is a good idea for a blog. 

http://ralph-dot.blogspot.com/2012/01/my-top-ten-french-beers.html

New blog up on my blogspot.

http://ross5000.blogspot.com/

My first stout review! It pours a squid-ink black with only the slightest trace of a reddish tint visible. A thin, light-tan head seems to persists for a few minutes and leaves a temporary lace behind. The aroma is full of roast malt, sweetish chocolate, cocoa and raisins. The taste is of gooey chocolate, fruits of the forest and…

Pours a deep mahogany brown with a huge, pillowy cappuccino-coloured head. The head persists and leaves lacing around the rim of the tulip glass. A woody, earthy, sugary smokiness is the overriding aroma that hits the nose. Somewhat excessive carbonation immediately hits the tongue, I say excessive because this beer proclaims to be…

Pours a ruddy, oaky brown with a cream coloured head that has staying power. Both peat and Christmas pudding notes come through on the nose. Succulently sweet cherry and blackcurrant flavours are present at first in the taste, which quickly make way for a long dry finish; slightly sour, phenolic, peaty and medicinal. The barrel conditioning has left its stamp on this beer…