London Glory (Greene King)

Name: London Glory
Label: "Great British Beer - A rich & fruity ale"
Brewery: Greene King
ABV: 4.0%

Rating: "Our expert brewers have combined Crystal Malt with Challenger and Golding Hops to create this rich and fruity brew, in celebration of our great capital city."  It's random celebration time! I'm celebrating... erm... not being dead!

Game: Recently I've been test driving the new Amazing Spider-Man game on the iPad courtesy of popbucket.co.uk. I thought it was great, not quite Batman (because it's Spider-Man) but still great. Did anyone see that Batman game on YouTube where it was Batman but set in Victorian England? It looked rubbish.  But I digress, have a looksy at the full Amazing Spider-Man review here. It made 'Featured' article and everything!

Sovereign (Marston's)

Name: Sovereign
Label: "An English Hop - Blonde ale with an elegant, floral, understated aroma - Single hop"
Brewery: Marston's
ABV: 4.0%

Rating: "Developed at the end of the last century as a replacement for Fuggles, the most famous English hop variety, Sovereign delivers a pale Blonde ale with an elegant, floral, understated aroma."

Game: I've been playing Asphalt 7: Heat on iPad quite a lot recently. It's really impressive. Never thought I'd get into iPad gaming but writing the odd review for popbucket.co.uk means that I'm kinda getting into iPad gaming! Here's the full review on popbucket.co.uk. Oh and I also finished Crysis 2 at last. Although predictable, it got quite good towards the end. 7/10.

Simply Dark Ale (Tesco)

Name: Simply Dark Ale
Label: "This deliciously Dark Ale is rich and full bodied with a smooth and fruity flavour"
Brewery: Tesco
ABV: 4.5%

Rating: "This ale is ruby in colour. It is rich and fruity with a roasted malt flavour." I thought the question of who the brewers are for this Tesco range would be answered, but the mystery still persists. Whoever it is, they're still a master of the brew.

Game: I've been meaning to get an Infinity Blade review up (cos it's so great). Never got round to it though, until the awesome James from popbucket.co.uk asked if I'd like to do some reviews of mobile app games for the site. It's the first 'proper' review I've done in years, but I tried my best dammit! So check out the review at popbucket.co.uk, and while you're there why not have a look around at all the other great articles, a veritable wealth of information and knowledge awaits!