Harveys beers in general

This is the second opinion I have written on Harvey's beers. The first was my first-ever Dooyoo opinion and was so bad I hope it is lost forever int the mists of time! This is the kind of opinion that fills me with a deep longing - nostalgia of the most powerful and emotional kind, the kind of feeling that would have me driving down the motorway if I didn't try my hardest to keep it suppressed. And all because of a pint of beer! Let me fill you in on my history, well, just a bit of it. I used to live in the South of England. I was born in West Kent and, apart from my university years int he home of the greatest football team (Southampton), I ...  Read the complete review

When Lewes, the county town of East Sussex, was flooded late last year there were many scenes of distress. People were flooded from their homes, businesses were ruined, farms were underwater and livestock drowned. But one scene brought to me particular sadness: the sight of the Harveys Brewery underwater, the normally benign waters of the River Ouse lapping at the giant fermentation tanks. It was particularly poignant because barely a few years previously the Harveys shop on Cliffe High Street had burned down destroying valuable company records and irreplaceable items from the brewery’s history. But neither of this mishaps dampened the spirits of this ...  Read the complete review