Dog's Window Brewery has grown from the enjoyment and passion of good beer. As a social occasion, three friends would get together and sample various homebrews. The conversation would often lead to "You should sell this stuff it's really good" and "If this was on the shelf in a shop I'd buy it". The comments were jokingly laughed off with a reply of "Yeah maybe one day". Well that "one day" came when I thought, why not? I certainly wouldn't be the first.
We are a small scale microbrewery, which allows us to concentrate more on quality than quantity. Hops are re-sealed with a vacuum sealer after use and kept in a freezer for freshness. It also allows us to design new beers without worrying about securing huge amounts of ingredients. So Dog's Window progressed from homebrew to what you see today.
Sample thanks to Grumbo. Black with a frothy tan head. Aroma of dark chocolate, ashy, treacle, liquorice. Taste of chocolate, treacle, roast malts, ashy, bittersweet. Medium bodied.
Loose white head left a froth on a turbid amber coloured body. Orange, musty & hopped aroma. Medium to full bodied, smooth & creamy thinning out with a well carbonated cloying back. Orange, biscuit, chalky, passion fruit & white wine tastes with a zesty finish. A bit all over the place but blooming tasty.
3/4/2026. Can at the Good Friday ITFC beer share. From Beer Park, Llanelli. Good pour. Aroma is ashy, chocolate, treacle, liquorice. Moderate sweetness, medium roasted bitterness. Medium body, smooth, average carbonation. Decent.
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Beer Park
on 03 Apr 2026
at 16:22
3/4/2026. Can at the Good Friday ITFC beer share. From Beer Park, Llanelli. Very good pour. Nice plummy, roasted, chocolate aroma. Medium plus sweetness, with some nice roasted bitterness. Very plummy throughout. Gets a bit clammy in the end but enjoyable.
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on 03 Apr 2026
at 12:48