Beer... Good.

As this a blog on malts, and I've been known to enjoy the occasional beer, I might as well mention them when they cross my path.
One lesser known (at least here in Sweden) is from Bath-based brewery Bath Ales - the clue is in the title etc etc - and is called the Wild Hare.
With a strength of 5% abv, and completely organic, it is a perfectly balanced ale with both the lighter notes that some refer to as citrus, and heavier malty notes to make the picture complete.
Though lighter on the palate, it's still well worth discovering if you're a fan of the Fullers ESB and such ales.
And where would you find such an ale in Sweden? If you by any chance are in the far south of Sweden, there is a small village called Bästekille. This translate roughly as Best Guy. Just outside this small village, and trust me when I say it's small, is a pizzeria on a field. Friden is it's name, and apart from the weird fact that you can order a pizza in a vegetable field, they also stock a wide range of micro-brewery beer.
Weird, but nice. Very nice indeed.