Here are the beer cellar reviews, listed according to their scores. Those graded with identical scores are listed together, without any significance to their internal order.

Beer	Brewery	ABV (%)	Comments	Score:/10
Goldenberg	Gayant Brewers	5.90	Everyday blonde. Nothing overly prominent (such as hop or malt).	6.5
Pathfinder - Gluten Free Ale	Glebe Farm	4.20	Clean and crisp, almost lager in style, with slight touches of malt. No difference between it and gluten-based beer.	8.0
Wild Oat Stout	Glencoe Brewery	0.00	Perfectly drinkable oatmeal, but is either 'a cliche' or 'a template' of this style	7.5
Tournament	Goff Brewery	4.00	Amber brown, thin head, and old fashioned malt taste on tongue. Slight biscuit taste. Soft lingering after-taste. Thin liquid texture	7.0
Golden Export	Gordon Biersch	5.00	Large foam head, very light golden, surprising dry bitter, heading drier about 20 seconds into a/t	7.5
Hefeweizen	Gordon Biersch	5.50	Banana notes are of dried blackened variety, similar to Mitchel Krausse. A/t holds bitneress, although not overtly bitter in itself. Smooth mouthfeel in a/t like thick banana milk shake, or smoothie.	8.0
Czeh Pilsner	Gordon Biersch	5.60	A "nothing wrong with it" beer. More spice and/or bitter (in alternate sequence) than a Czech variants (or is it just because it doesn't travel), but probably skewed to USA taste preferences for IPA	8.0
Maerzen	Gordon Biersch	5.70	As given in their own taste notes - smooth, auburn-coloured Bavarian lager with mild sweet finish - with a touch of whisky cask beers. Fizzy holds too long, though, to be a true whisky-like beer. (Think Innis and Glinn)	7.0
Maibock	Gordon Biersch	8.00	Tart bitter taste, with dryness holding into the a/t. A very perculiar over-arching taste (similarities to Dancing Hen from Felstar). Also named "Abusive Girlfriend", because it's strong abv makes it very bad for you; but the intruiging taste makes you co	8.5
Schwarzbier	Gordon Biersch	4.29	Good darker ale with roasted coffe-like finish and soft, slightly sweet and dry, malty over tones. But no points of difference from the 100 similar wannabe's in the market.	7.5
Myrha Pale Ale	Goutte d'Or	5.00	Spiked bitter palate. Cloudy golden colour. Hopped fizz. No head	7.5
La Chapelle	Goutte d'Or	5.00	Bright, aromatic foam which bubbles endlessly. Musky. Similar to Karmeliet, in a good way	8.0
Chateau Rouge	Goutte d'Or	6.50	A proper red beer. Balanced. Tasty.	9.0
Govier Dry Cider	Govier	6.00	Dry with slightly sour vinegar taste	6.0
Grand Union Gold	Grand Union	4.20	Smoother, less bitter than the Union Bitter and decent aroma. Light, hollow aftertaste.	6.5
Union Bitter	Grand Union	3.70	Biiter with prominant aftertaste, but light in colour. Some citris.	6.0
Three Feathers	Great Orme	5.00	Good mix of bitter and sweet. Slight cream texture. Light taste and mouthfeel.	8.0
Merlyn	Great Orme Brewery	4.90	Strong, slightly spicy, with bitter spice at end.	8.0
Red Herring	Green Jack	4.20	Smoked, but not rauchen, beer with nice malt. Made with Challenger hops. Notes of fruit and dry finish	8.0
Abbot Ale	Greene King	5.00	Full ripe flavours or malt, hops, with fruit and floral over tones. Good for cold weather.	8.0
The Abbot's Confession	Greene King	8.50	Red ruby color, with sweet and richness akin to ESB, or a Golden Pride if someone tipped berries into it	8.5
Fruit de Bois	Grisette	3.50	Liquid fruit, sweet, light, minimal CO2 and lingering aftertaste	8.0
Country Cool	Grisette	3.50	Primarily apple. Refreshing. Little aftertaste.	9.0
Yarlington Mill	Gwatkins	8.00	Fizzy golden yellow cider. Full-on apple aroma. Slightly too much syrup. Clean. No sediment.	8.5
Gwatkins Perry	Gwatkins	8.00	Fizzy, full mouthfeel, continues to tingle in aftertaste	8.0
Happy Daze Med Cider	Gwynt Y Ddraig	4.60	Non-descript Welsh cider	6.0