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CAMPEON LIGHT PILSENER

January 1, 2009Beers A-Zlight pilsnerJohn Fortunato

Dissipating fluffy white head, pale yellow body, and murky malt aroma introduce soft-toned barley-husked ‘light’ Latino. Faint acidic citric bitterness fades to bland fizz-hopped finish. Surprisingly, flimsy Brussels lace coats the glass despite lackadaisical watery lull.

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CAMPEON CERVEZA

January 1, 2009Beers A-Zdry lagerJohn Fortunato

Skunked sour malt essence sets the stage for otherwise cloy, indifferent, agave-scented South American pilsner. Salty bottom perks up carbolic hops and juxtaposes corn sugar sweetness by meek finish.

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CAMO 24 HIGH GRAVITY LAGER

January 1, 2009Beers A-Zmalt liquorJohn Fortunato

Brutal 8.5% alcohol-smitten lager better defined as rancid malt liquor with harsh astringency countering cloying corn sugar detriment. Stale dry finish and soapy maize aftertaste further disturb. Priced right for a cheap buzz.

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CAMERON’S STRONGARM RUBY RED ALE

January 1, 2009Beers A-Zred aleJohn Fortunato

Elegant burgundy-cleared chocolate-wafted English pale ale provides dry Scotch malt frontage with roasted hop gust and tangy citric-cherry allure to cracked wheat bottom. Meager caramel apple stint and cocoa-tea-tobacco hints lost in soured prune midst. By finish, watered down Scotch blotch brought down a notch.

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CAMERON’S LONG LEG ENGLISH FUGGLES HOP ALE

January 1, 2009Beers A-ZesbJohn Fortunato

Delicate barley-hopped roasting, sugary malt zip, and clean mineral water flow provide ballast for efficient pearly-headed pale-toned dry body. Floral hop continuance, yellow fruited souring, and minor quince-pear-peach coquetry offer contrast but traditional golden ale gets phenol and lacks staying power.

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CAMERON’S CHRISTMAS ALE

January 1, 2009Beers A-Zwinter aleJohn Fortunato

Indifferent traditional winter warmer regrettably lacks expectant seasonal spicing and sugared malt depth. Instead, spotty brown-sugared butterscotch dearth, withered dark fruit dankness, dour vegtal twinge, and barren nutmeg pinch repel scant mildewed herbal hop pop.

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CAMERON’S CHALLENGE ALE

January 1, 2009Beers A-Zfruit aleJohn Fortunato

Simple, plain, auburn-cleared ale lacks sufficient bruised orange tang and mocha malt sweetness. Instead, herbal-hopped earthen peat resin, crisp tobacco-dried nuttiness, and lazy raisin-date-fig slumber saturate citric malfunction.

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CALLAO PILSNER

January 1, 2009Beers A-Zlight pilsnerJohn Fortunato

From Peru’s main port comes this grainy corn-sugared hop-infested light-bodied mainstream pilsner. Only moderately engaging in its watery simplicity.

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CALEDONIAN GOLDEN PROMISE ORGANIC ALE

January 1, 2009Beers A-Zgolden aleJohn Fortunato

Lively carbonation absorbs sour mocha malting and yeast-sweetened oats-smoked barley-cracked resonation by firm mineral grain finish of moderately bitter bronze-clouded golden ale. Possible clove or mint notes lost in cocoa recess.

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CALEDONIAN FLYING SCOTSMAN RUBY ALE

January 1, 2009Beers A-Zred aleJohn Fortunato

Despite promising ruby red handle, indistinct blandness overwhelms. Mild honeyed malt creaminess, pleasant cherry pop zest, and covert grain trinket fortify medicinal spell. But this seems closer to dank brown ale than a refined red. Too light, foamy, watery, and unassuming for its class.

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CALEDONIAN 80/- PUB DRAUGHT ALE

January 1, 2009Beers A-Zscottish aleJohn Fortunato

Silky smooth copper-toned eggshell-headed “80 shilling” nitro-injected bottled draught offers visually exciting sheets of cascading froth and boasts soothing peat-smoked whiskey-rye setting. Tender nuttiness, herbal tea jot, and beautiful water texture enhance buttery barleymalt aridity.

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CALEDONIAN EDINBURGH SCOTCH ALE

January 1, 2009Beers A-Zscotch aleJohn Fortunato

Stalwart Scotch essence reigns above fleshy-headed dark amber ale. Sinewy caramel malting prompts barley biscuit sweetness countering crisp hop bitterness before passive dry maize finish diminishes boozy harshness.

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