Beautifully handbound in a soft, padded recycled leather cover, this exquisite beer tasting notebook will make the perfect birthday, Father’s Day or Christmas gift for any beer lover (or connoisseur as he would say!).
The journal comes with 140 pages of premium 120gsm British-made paper, carefully selected to ensure a smooth writing experience with every record. The page design has been carefully crafted to guide the taster through each beer with structure and clarity, while leaving ample space for personal impressions and reflections.
The standard text ‘Beer Tasting Notes’ is elegantly embossed in the centre in gold foil.
Personalise with up to 4 initials
Numbers of Pages: 140
120gsm Paper
Presented in a stunning gift box, this beer tasting journal is a quriky gift for beer lovers. Perfect for marking special occasion or to elevate the enjoyment of a well-brewed pint.
At the top of each page, a dedicated section allows the recording of key details: the beer’s name, brewery, type or style, strength, date sampled, and price. An additional tick-box area notes whether the beer was enjoyed from draft, bottle, or can, while a Notes section provides generous space for immediate impressions or contextual details.
Opposite, a Flavour Wheel is presented as a central tool to map the character of each beer. Divided into categories such as sweet, hoppy or floral, it allows for a precise and visual representation of flavour intensity. This feature provides both novices and seasoned enthusiasts with a structured and intuitive means of profiling their tastings.
Beneath the wheel, a vertical Colour Scale charts the spectrum from clear through straw, honey, gold, amber, caramel, and mahogany, enabling a quick visual grading of each beer’s appearance. Adjacent to this scale is a ratings section, where appearance, aroma, taste, and mouthfeel can each be scored out of five stars. Finally, a dedicated space is reserved for an Overall Rating, allowing you to summarise the entire tasting experience in one considered evaluation.
To enrich the record further, a ruled table encourages reflection on the social and personal context of each tasting; wth columns for names, dates, and comments.
