Fyne Driftwood

Tasting Summary

These comments are the opinion of the individual reviewer and represent what they thought of the beer on a particular day in a particular pub. If a review is less favourable, it may be because the beer suffered somewhere in the supply chain between them and the brewery.

The Bear, Maidenhead, Berkshire

Who	Score	When	Notes
Hogan Sampling		21 Mar 2026	Presented with very good head and lacing and staying the course on this seasonal hazy amber brown ale recently featured in the JD Wetherspoon Spring Beer Festival and from this independent, family-owned Scottish farm brewery founded in 2001 and located on a 4,500-acre working farm at the head of Argyll’s Loch Fyne. A slightly nutty as well as hoppy first hit from its trio of Mosaic, Motueka and Rakau hops. Caramelised notes rapidly rising. A defined malty edge winning over with its toasted malt. A hoppy bitterness to my taste buddies with gentle fruit flavours of citrus and stone fruit lingering on its final passage downwards. Moreish as served in good condition to keep me suitably entertained during that long wait for the curry to appear.

The Thomas Ingoldsby, Canterbury, Kent

Who	Score	When	Notes
Andrew		14 Mar 2026	Solid best bitter. Mid brown colour. Caramel and chestnut flavour. Reminded me of Henry's IPA a bit.
Jack William	Not Tried	12 Mar 2026

The George, Croydon, Greater London

The Furze Wren, Bexleyheath, Greater London

Who	Score	When	Notes
Philip Pirrip		09 Mar 2026	Held good head and lacing

The Justice Mill, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire