Passionfruit Nectarine Sour - Yonder - 4.5% ABV. B++, fruity, nectarine, sour and gently tart. Sharp, fruity and gently bitter finish #ale #beer #bier 3.5/5. The Project, Caerphilly and its sours from the fridge. This is Yonder from Somerset and it’s what you want. Prost.

Epitaph - Dark Element - 6.0% ABV. B++, murk, fruity, quite sharp with a lingering fruity bitter finish. Refreshing #ale #beer #bier 3.5/5. Sharp and more tingly on the tongue. Strong but strength isn’t everything. Could drink this all afternoon. Quality springtime brew.

Inferno - Dark Element - 8.0% ABV. B++, murky, malty, fruity, hints of earth and spice. Spicy, bitter and dry long finish #ale #beer #bier 3.5/5. Full of hops and full bodied with a pleasing mouth feel. The Project / Dark Element, Caerphilly 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Well worth a visit.

Wallaby - Penny Red - 4.6% ABV. B+ and a bit, malty, hoppy, gently fruity with hints of earthiness which continues into the gently bitter finish #ale #beer #bier 3.3/5. Brewed in the UK by Oakham Ales, which is a good thing. Improves if drunk at room / bar temperature. Solid.

Prelude - Beers Of The Beano - Saturday 22 March 2025 A double Prelude with the word Beer missing from the first one. The Prelude, Dark Element Brew House and The Malcolm Uphill, all in Caerphilly. Harmonia from Oakham Ales, live tasting.

Harmonia - Oakham Ales - 5.5%. B++, a lot going on here. Full bodied, malty, hoppy, fruity, stone fruit with a lingering dry, bitter, fruity finish #ale #beer #bier 3.5/5. With another Fest Ale still on. Thank the Lord for a low Guest Ale turnover Spoons. The Malcolm Uphill, Caerphilly.

Killanny Red - Brehon - 4.5% ABV. B+ and a bit and a touch. I’m a day late 🍀 and this is really rather good. Malty and fruity #ale #beer #bier 3.4/5. Brewed in the UK by Adnams. Hats off to Spoons for not choosing a Stout for St Patrick’s Day. This is really worth hunting down.

Märzen - Fyne Ales - 4.6% ABV. B+ and a bit. Fest Ales still on. A lot going on here and not your standard Märzen. Like it #ale #beer #bier 3.3/5. Scottish interpretation of a German Brew on St Patrick’s Day ☘️ , drunk in Wales. Really like that. Beer is International.