Nathan Evans

Stereo Mono: Enigma Evans

I really liked this and I’m surprised it’s not better rated, a corking pale.

Jule-IPA Evans

Bitter but enjoyably festive (grinchy?)

Doublebock Frederiksdal Cherries Evans

Quite nice, and reminiscent of a darker, more bitter Kasteel Rouge.

Lowmotion Pale Evans

Really lovely - up there with the best AFs I’ve had.

Rosé de Gambrinus Evans

Sharp lambic tartness. All sharp for me, but I can see it’s well done.

Caraxes Evans

This is lovely, very like a Mikkeller Limbo and very tart and fresh.

Iris Evans

Have I mentioned that I’m mad about lambics?

First Light Evans

I really like this. Quite surprised by the relatively low ratings, it’s a gorgeous sippable pale.

Visions Lager Evans

This is apparently Mikkeller’s attempt to brew a reference lager. The average ratings on Untapped tend to suggest they haven’t achieved that, and I tend to agree. It’s okay, but that’s all.

Santa's Hoppy Helpers Evans

More an amber ale than an IPA, deep and bitter but quite enjoyable.

Iskold Classic Evans

I like this a lot - malty and toasty and very close to one of my favourite lagers, the epic Alhambra 1925.

Heated Seats Evans

A very nice IPA - just enough bite that you know it’s booze, but approachable and fresh. Like a Mikkeller take on Steady Rolling Man.

Side Eyes Evans

The epitome of a 3.5 - nothing to dislike, fairly approachable and a sensible strength, but not a beer that will ever knock your socks off.

Ich Bin Raspberry Evans

A very enjoyable beer, almost a slightly drier Belgian framboise. Not, however, significantly better than Mikkeller’s AF limbo series.

Gueuze 100% Lambic Bio (2017) Evans

Lambic and Comte, a brilliant combination. Fresh, sharp and just right with some gritty cheese. #madaboutlambics #lambiclove #wasntmuchelsewasdiscussed

Henry & His Science Evans

Very, very good. It reminds me of their Limbo Series Riesling but it’s less sweet, more balanced and a little more beerlike. All of that is a very good thing.

Limbo Lime Evans

It’s a bit like a hipster spin on an old school Top Deck lager shandy and lime. It’s still drinkable, but probably my least favourite of the Limbo series because it doesn’t feel quite so special.

Limbo Raspberry Evans

Such a joy, this beer. Fruity and bright, still recognisably beery but concealing brilliantly the fact that there’s no booze in it.

Drink'in The Sun (0.3%) Evans

Really very good and, as so often with Mikkeller’s AF range, relatively difficult to differentiate from an alcoholic beer.

Weird Weather Non-Alcoholic Hazy IPA Evans

For an AF beer - for any beer, really - this is exceptionally good. Fruity, no bitterness, no metallic note, an absolutely beautiful beer.

Limbo Raspberry Evans

Really terrific - there’s precious little to choose between this and, say, a Lindeman’s or a Boon raspberry beer. That they managed to make an AF beer like this is little short of miraculous.

Limbo Yuzu Evans

Another very well-done AF beer, this one with a predominant citrus flavour. Again, more like a soft drink than an AF beer.

Limbo - Riesling Evans

Really lovely, although with the sweet grape notes in this it almost feels closer to a soft drink than a beer, a sort of Schloer/shandy hybrid. Incredibly drinkable though.

Framboise Boon Evans

Fruity and balanced - a little sweetness, but not too much, and plenty of raspberry.