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Interlude: The Greatest Ale in the World?

See my video "review"

Red Seal Ale

Great pale ale from USA! Watch the video review **** Great

Prykmestar Wehnä Bock

Great Finnish Beer! Watch the video review . **** Great

Young's Bitter

Clear looking ale pours in glass. Head lasts long and is nice looking. I sense no great aromas. Taste has odd metallic sense in it? Maybe it's just because this is 4,5% vol, so quite light for a bitter. Aftertaste has bitterness all right, but otherwise very poor and lame. This loses about 100x in comparison to eg Fuller's ales and ESB. ** Drinkable

Interlude: Great Summer Duel of ESB's

 Great Summer Duel of ESB's England vs Finland Fuller's vs Stadin Panimo Video review:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQZphvac750

Pistonhead

Swedish basic lager. Or is this? It comes in can, which looks like it should be a beer that SOA-guys drink, when they drive the motorcycles. I love SOA. And this was from my neighborhood grocery, so it is fine for a nice monday night drink with my gay salad. This has also some hoppiness, which makes it better choise than more ordinary industrial lagers. For a lager this was actually fine, but maybe not for any other use than getting drunk :P ** Drinkable *** OK for a bulk lager

Samuel Adams Boston Lager

This traditional lager from America is good as hell. It serves its purpose of being a lager without being industrial lame ass shit. Props for that. And for good taste. Sorry for the brief ”review” as I'm drunk. But this was good drinking beer alongside more hoppy Brewdog's that were actually maybe too hoppy for me tonite...so, this was, is, a great beer. No doubt about that. Great for a lager :) *** OK