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wheresthepath

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wheresthepath updated a brewery: Husk Brewing located in England
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wheresthepath updated a brewery: Camden Town Brewery located in England
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wheresthepath updated a brewery: London Beer Factory located in England
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wheresthepath updated a brewery: London Beer Lab located in England
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wheresthepath updated a brewery: LOAH Beer located in England
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wheresthepath updated a brewery: Zerodegrees (Blackheath) located in England
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wheresthepath updated a brewery: Marks & Spencer Stores located in England
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wheresthepath (3760) reviewed

Dry Hopped / Amber Dry-Hopped from Clausthaler (Frankfurt am Main, Germany 🇩🇪)

1 month ago

4.8/10 — Appearance 5 Aroma 3 Flavor 5 Texture 6 Overall 5.5

Bottle from Waitrose, Wycombe. Light, dull amber with a lasting white head. Aroma and initial flavour is that unpleasant artificial sweetness that seems to be a given in industrial NA beers - it is tempered slightly by a hint of lemon in this instance though. However, as you drink more some digestive biscuit comes through, with plenty of dry wheat chaff and hay in the lasting, mildly bitter finish. Whilst the sickly NA sweetness lets it down, the dry finish means this is significantly better than most industrial NA lagers. I actually quite liked it by the end.

Tried from Bottle from Waitrose Supermarket (Various locations) on 29 Jul 2026 at 11:50

wheresthepath has a new beer style achievement

Level 3 for IPA - Red ticks with a total of 15 ticks of this sub style.
Whitby Amber IPA from Lady Luck Brewery was the one that did it!
1 month ago

wheresthepath (3760) reviewed

Whitby Amber IPA from Lady Luck Brewery (Whitby, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿)

1 month ago

3/10 — Appearance 3 Aroma 3.5 Flavor 2.5 Texture 5 Overall 2

Can from The Little Bottle Shop in Whitby. Absolute gusher of a can, but with quick action I was able to save most of it and didn't have to resort to rating it by sucking on the mopping up sponge! It's a deep, murky orange-brown with a white head. Sharp and slightly sour from the off, with some orange and apple and worry malt behind. Clearly infected. The sharpness actually went with the fruitiness initially, but was pretty unpleasant by the end - it was hard work finishing it. Looking at various online reviews the brewer seems to have a lot of issues with infection - sounds like they need to work on getting their kit clean before they ask the public to cross their palms with gold. I certainly won't be rushing to try any more of their products.

Tried from Can from Little Bottle Shop on 25 Jul 2026 at 17:38