Beer52 - Beers picked at random and reviewed

Beer52 is a beer by mail service where they will send you 8 craft beers (you also get the Ferment magazine and a packet of nuts) per month from around the world for £24 a month subscription.

It's a great opportunity to try different beers that you wouldn't normally try. You will get beers like Pale Ales, IPAs, Stouts, Porters and Lagers. You may also get different flavoured beer....such as Strawberry and Cream.

We thought it would be interesting to pick a can of beer out of the Beer52 box at random and review them unscripted:

Beer review #1

Beer review #2

Beer review #3


Beer review #4

Beer review #5

Beer review #6



Beer review #7
This one wasn't picked out at random as it is a bottle and would be easy to identify amongst the cans.



Beer review #8
There was an 8th beer but I drank it before doing these reviews.






Location: London, UK

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