Beer Blog & Beer Reviews

I needed some toilet roll so I jumped in the car and went to buy some and as usual I managed to come home with some beer.

When I was there I found Williams IPA on sale with Dogma for one pound a bottle on a aisle end. I heard a it Williams IPA (brewed in alloa scotland)was good online on some blogs so thought I would I would give it a go.

Williams Bros IPA

Aparently it was one of four beers by williams beers in the sainsburys beer challenge.

WIlliams IPA smells very fruity and hoppy just like a good IPA should be, it Smells sharp and hoppy with some grapefruit overtones. It doesn’t smell as soft as juipur or deuchars but smells good.

Mmm… I can see why this was among the winners at the beer contest in sainsburys.
Its a really good IPA, and for a single British pound its an absolute steal.

It has a nice range of flavours as it rolls over your tongue, its nice to have a beer which isn’t a one trick pony for flavour. It starts nice and malty and rolls through to bitter and fruity then onto the hops as you would expect. Leaves a nice hoppy after taste.

I’ve been drinking darker more ale’y beers recently and this reminds me than even in winter a good IPA is always a treat.

I suppose the only thing you really want to know is if you should buy some if you see it.
Williams IPA is defiantly a good IPA, its better than a lot of other stuff I try on draught, so yes, buy some especially if its only a quid.

I Bloody love IPA, and this is a good one. Light yellow, very in style. Malty, through to bitter and onto fruity hops, its delicious.

I suspect it might not be bitter enough for some people, but its good enough for me.