We’ve been to Warwick Castle a couple of times recently. We watched the Viking Raiders show there last month, and wandered around the stately rooms and steam house. There is an antiques place nearby that was closed due to refurbishment. I saw a Dinky truck in the window and vowed to go back when it was open.
Unfortunately the antiques place was still shut today. After climbing the towers of Warwick Castle and The Mound, and a hot dog for lunch, we saw the Jousting. Asides on TV, I’ve never seen jousting before, and the stunt actors did an exceptional job. I can’t recommend it enough.
As well as some bottles of Mead, I picked up this bottle of Spellbound Butterscotch Beer on the way out. Butterscotch is one of my favourite flavours, so I was intrigued to find out what it would taste like in beer. Sadly I was mistaken, at 0% in volume this is a butterscotch flavoured soft drink.
Apparently it’s 100% magic, so that makes it okay. Made in the Shambles in York, this Spellbound Butterscotch Beer has liquid shimmer in it to make it look more magical when you shake it. It’s really quite pretty. It is quite fizzy too. It smelt like butterscotch on opening the bottle.
After turning the bottle clockwise three times to release the magic. At 66 calories this Spellbound Butterscotch Beer has the flavour of very sweet butterscotch. It tastes like caramel pop, and was very moreish indeed. Cheers.
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