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Cleopatra Exhibit
The exhibit was really good and interesting, but it was crowded in there so I got a little stressed and didn’t pay to much attention.
Dec 25th, Winter Welcome Ale
The beer for today was
2012-2013 Winter Welcome Ale from Samuel Smith Old Brewery, Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England.
6% Alc./Vol.
I have had a taste of this brew from last years edition, and thought it was good, but I don’t remember it being this good! They did a good job this year, 5 out of 5!
The label says;
This seasonal beer is a limited edition brewed for the short days and long nights of winter. The full body resulting from fermentation in ‘stone Yorkshire squares’ and the luxurious malt character, which will appeal to a broad range of drinkers, is balanced against whole-dried Fuggle and Golding hops with nuances and complexities that should be contemplated before an open fire.
Samuel Smith’s brews at a small traditional British brewery, the oldest brewery in Yorkshire.
Christmas Day
After all the fun and games it was time to get serious with the White Elephant Gift Exchange.
I scored a bottle of wine!
Christmas Day
After all the fun and games it was time to get serious with the White Elephant Gift Exchange.
I scored a bottle of wine!
Dec 24th, Bad Elf Winter’s Ale
Yes, this is how I like my beer!
Bad Elf Winter’s Ale from Ridgeway Brewing, Oxfordshire, UK
6% Alc./Vol.
I did not know what to expect from this, but it was excellent! A little citrus flavor to it. 5 out of 5!
The label says;
‘Tis a heavy hand what adds the hops to this festive golden ale. Truth be told, there’s near to three pounds of fresh hops goes in every barrel of this treasures brew. Pull up a sturdy chair, let’s fill up yer best flagon with season’s finest natural ale, and I’ll tell you a dark tale of elf and woe. ‘Ere’s to your elf!

























