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James Squire Original Amber Ale
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James Squire
Original Amber
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A very smooth, very easy to drink beer. I think this would make an excellent choice of beer for a long beer drinking event, such as wedding receptions or grand final parties.
The beer itself, lacks any form of aftertaste (the golden rule of a good beer), and is not too bitter and not too dry. A very smooth ale from beginning to end. At the same time it seems to be lacking that little spark that would make it a great beer.
And not only is the beer good, the bottle has a story on it, seperated into chapters on different bottle. You need to drink at least six just to get the whole story - how can you go wrong?!?
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Added: Monday, March 31, 2003 Reviewer: JeffScore:  hits: 1104 Language: eng |
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Posted by bsmyth on Jun 06, 2003 - 07:11 AM
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JAMES SQUIRE ROCKS |
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Posted by criquier on Apr 10, 2003 - 01:11 AM
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Mmmmm beer. As it is beer, it tastes good - as such none of my reviews are going to be below 5. Doesn't get much higher as not enough kick arse grunt. Would not assist significantly in the beer goggles stakes, but does have a nice aftertaste. Not bad. |
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Posted by jredden on Apr 09, 2003 - 03:53 AM
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James Squire - I had drank this beer on tap before at pubs and was never a great fan ot it, but this one really hit the spot. Very easy to drink - one of those beers you look down out and have almost finished, but you hadn't noticed until then. Unlike the tap version, there was no after-taste. Sort of a malty taste- not too much though. All up an excellent drop. |
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Posted by jcorbould on Apr 03, 2003 - 05:50 AM
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An interesting beer. Not bad. Quite drinkable yet at the same time lacking that extra Ooomph one desires.
However looking at the beermap on the Jame Squire's website all my favourites seem to be down the bottom of the Bitter/Sweet scale. So perhaps the pilsner would be more to my liking. |
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Posted by mhutchinson on Apr 02, 2003 - 02:32 AM
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Light and inoffensive is the first word that comes to mind about this beer. Don't get me wrong, this is actually the kind of beer I like (a lot) - it's smooth, majorly quaffable and you could drink quite a bit before turning to something else (or not).
Naturally, this is not necessarily a bad thing, but it doesn't help it to rate among the best.
I may regret rating this beer as low as I have after tasting those beers that will get foisted upon us in the future (eg. the sock beer), but at this stage, I doubt JSOPA has the kutzpah to be rated in the top 20%...
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Posted by plenehan on Mar 31, 2003 - 04:38 AM
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James Squire Yes MMMMMMM Beer, Fantastic Beer, great taste, not an over strong taste but enjoyable, This is a beer for any occasion’s, Wedings, football, cricket, V8 Super cars, primary school teacher interviews and so on. I guess the only small down is the 345ml, not as bad as some, but this could be improved, and cost this beer half a star, If this was priced right I would turn to James Squire. Consume 5 10 24 30 or until face meets the deck
Season Beer: -Yes 24 hours, Breakfast, lunch, dinner, (tea for the country people
Meal Beer -Yes Make any meal, only problem, it would turn into a session
Social Beer -No Would start out as a Social Beer but would turn into a session
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