I'm quite a fan of the Monteith's range, particularly given the quite modest prices and wide availability. Happy to call this another solidly drinkable instalment.
What I particularly like is that it's a true Bock (and I say that as a Bock fan) with chocolatey richness set in a slightly sweet frame. Creamy, smooth and deliciously warming, it's a drink-in-front-of-the-fire type winter beer. It's still a commercial brew, so it doesn't have the sort of complexity of flavour that the carefully filtered micro-brewery beers carry, but it's still a satisfying drink. Good stuff.

2009/10 WCA Wine Journalism 'Young Gun; Wine Judge; Gourmet Traveller WINE and Breathe Hunter Valley magazine contributor; LattéLife & The Retiree columnist; National Liquor News tasting panellist and Chablis lover who fell into the liquor industry chiefly to buy cheap beer.
On a beer note Andrew I was enjoying some Moo Brew Black'n'Tans on the weekend, spectacular winters drinking indeed mate!
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