Bath Ales Dark Side craft keg
Deliciously creamy with a slight hint of smoke, you wouldn't know this was a keg beer.
Sunday, 27 December 2015
Friday, 4 December 2015
Welcome.... Come have a crafty one with me
Welcome to A Crafty One, the craft beer blog.
On here I will share my experiences of craft beers, both keg and cask and from a number of national and international breweries.
Craft Keg beer is becoming very popular and being pasteurised in kegs, it lasts longer than traditional "real ale" and doesn't require a beer engine or hand pull, just a tap, like lager.
There is of course "craft cask" which is served as real ale. Thornbridge Jaipur being the best example of his.
On here I will share my experiences of craft beers, both keg and cask and from a number of national and international breweries.
Craft Keg beer is becoming very popular and being pasteurised in kegs, it lasts longer than traditional "real ale" and doesn't require a beer engine or hand pull, just a tap, like lager.
There is of course "craft cask" which is served as real ale. Thornbridge Jaipur being the best example of his.
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