Beer List


Here’s a handy list of beers I’ve drank and judged over time.  Beers I’ve tried since 2007 I’ve reviewed on this blog and are hyperlinked to the original review.  Beers I rated prior to 2007 do not have a full review and do not link to anything I rate beers by awarding points for their appearance, aroma, taste, how they look after a few sips, and overall quality on a ten point scale. Any beer that earns 5 or more points is worth trying again and I rank these with one to five stars. Any beers below five points are on a descending spiral of badness. I tend to screen out bad beers ahead of time so I don’t get many no star beers. If you want to look at it on a letter grade system then the point scale to letter grade equivalents would be something like this:

  • A = 8.1 – 10
  • B = 6.1 – 8.0
  • C = 4.1 – 6.0
  • D = 2.1 – 4.0
  • F = 0.1 – 2.0

Five Stars

Four Stars

Three Stars

Two Stars

One Star

No Stars

6 thoughts on “Beer List

  1. Hey Liam, you need to get some Belgian in you (not many on the list). Here’s one I tried and throughly enjoyed.

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  2. I will have to look at this properly, but after looking at your list, it confirms a rule of thumb that I made a long time ago – don’t try a beer with fruit in it!

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    1. I’ve had some good blueberry beers, and I don’t mind a shandy, but there’s always a grave risk of fruit beers tasting overly sweet and/or artificial.

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      1. I’ve quite enjoyed ginger added to beer, Blandford Fly from the Badger Brewery in Dorset for one, but I find that there is much more batch to batch variation this kind of beer.

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        1. Can’t recall trying ginger in beers much but it looks like the ones I’ve tried got good reviews (it’s a good thing I write these things down or wouldn’t remember at all!).

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