Moleskin Beer Journal

Product Description

The journal for recording, organizing and describing your passion for beer. Whether its lager, ale or stout. The journal has 5 themed sections and 5 tabbed sections to personalize beer glossary, pouring tips, glass types, tasting notes, home brewing log, space for your recipes, your cellar and your favorite addresses blank pages for your comments and 202 white and colored adhesive labels to personalize your journal. Cover and spine with glossy black debossing. Double expandable inner pocket.

Specifications:
- Layout: Structured
- Dimensions: 5" x 8-1/4"
- Hard Cover with elastic closure and three bookmark ribbons.
- Color: Black
- Pages: 240
- Double-Expandable Inner Pocket
- Paper Weight: 70 gsm/47 lb.; FSC Certified Paper; Acid-Free (pH Neutral)

Features

• Moleskines journal for everyone with a passion for beer
• 21 x 13 cm
• 240 acid free paper pages with themed sections and sections to personalise
• Includes glossary, pouring tips, advice on homebrewing, tasting notes and space for recipes and favourite pub addresses
• 202 adhesive labels for personalising the journal

Top Reviews

Excellent tasting journal for future/current beer geeks! TONS of features - compact, clean package!
by Archy Abubo (5 out of 5 stars)
January 9, 2015

I received this as a Christmas (2014) gift from my wife, and as the recipient of the gift, I will write the review. I review beers for a living and strangely enough I never would have thought to buy something like this. But sure enough, this little journal is something I almost can't believe I didn't have before! There are tons of useful features - it has a beer/brewing dictionary which comes in super handy, a glassware chart/guide, some historical information, and it's basically like a big (yet little!) beer encyclopedia. The tasting notes portion of the journal is amazing with all sorts of areas for writing specific details of any given beer in. Each entry page offers spots to jot down all sorts of characteristics, some of which I honestly never often thought about while writing a formal review - including (some of) the following: Brewery, name of beer, type of beer, temp. enjoyed at, area enjoyed at, time enjoyed at, bottled or draught, color, aroma, body, etc etc. The list goes on and on. It's surprisingly feature packed, yet amazingly organized and organized. The build quality is superb - high quality materials and hard cover. It's just an amazing and extremely useful little journal, and packs a ton of features in a compact form factor. I totally recommend this to anyone looking to begin (or continue) taking tasting notes!
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This beer journal is a great gift for the beer lover in your life
by Krista R. Bainbridge (5 out of 5 stars)
August 9, 2015

Hubby is studying for his Cicerone certification and just passed the first test. As a way to celebrate and congratulate that success and help him on his journey, I picked up this beer journal. He really likes how this looks and it really does look and feel nice. It is very handy for him to take when we go out to eat to chronicle his initial reaction to a new (to him) brew - it has space to capture everything from color, to head and everythin gin between. This is a great gift for the beer lover in your life.
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A great idea, but too much wasted space.
by projhex (3 out of 5 stars)
March 6, 2012

I bought this book after seeing it for sale on Amazon. I am an avid beer drinker and generally use the 33 Bottles of Beer Tasting Notebook and felt that I might as well try the Moleskine.

The book itself is very nice. It has over 200 pages and is fairly compact. The tasting section is fairly robust, but lacks a number taste identifiers on the color where which the 33books have. The moleskin wheel is only 12 aspects where the 33books are 16. They are missing major tasting areas such as astringency, herbal and citrus. However, what they lack in their tasting wheel, they make up for in other areas. There is glass selection, color rating and plenty of space for other notes.

My biggest complaint however is space. The book is 200+ pages and it only has 40 pages for detailed tastings. There are ~20 pages for "My Cellar" which are abbreviated tastings, 30 pages for cooking recipes involving beer, 20 pages for addresses, 30 pages for home brewing and over 100 pages for other notes. This book would be an A if it had 100+ pages for tastings and maybe a few extra pages for everything else. I just don't need 80% of the book to be space I will never use. I bought the book to record tastings and only ~15% of the book is for doing this.

Do yourself a favor and buy the 33books tasting books if that is what you're after. If you want a more robust book for everything beer related, buy the Moleskine.
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High quality product, printing is way too small.
by T-Jay (3 out of 5 stars)
April 10, 2015

High quality, feels good in hand. Includes ways to record several different aspects of the beer tasting experience. Unfortunately, on many pages the typeface is so small and lacking contrast that my slightly aging eyes can't easily make it out. For that reason I find myself not using this journal. A shame.
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Nice journal
by C. Bryson (4 out of 5 stars)
September 16, 2014

Great journal to document your Craft Beer travels and adventures. It's well laid out, has spaces for just about everything you could think of, and is small enough to bring with you
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get this to keep track of what you like and don't like
by Lindley Clark (5 out of 5 stars)
December 23, 2017

If you are into beer, get this to keep track of what you like and don't like
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Four Stars
by Erich Christian (4 out of 5 stars)
March 24, 2018

I gave copies to all my groomsmen.
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Cute journal
by Iwantitall (5 out of 5 stars)
March 26, 2013

I found this in Draft magazine for $20, got a better deal on amazon. a little smaller than I expected but overall a great journal. My husband is a big beer guy and needed this to keep tabs on all the kinds he has tasted. Buying another for his friend.
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... the bar industry and a beer connoisseur and he loved it!
by kt_rn2012 (5 out of 5 stars)
October 15, 2015

I bought this for my fiance last Christmas who was in the bar industry and a beer connoisseur and he loved it!
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If you didn't write it down it didn't happen.
by AKJ (5 out of 5 stars)
February 23, 2014

A few years ago I made a beer, a lager, using a different ingredient. I failed to write down the amounts, proceedures, testing and equipment used. If you homebrew, you know that small changes can have huge outcomes to your final product. Everyone from beer virgins to hopheads loved that beer. I have been trying to duplicate, but because I didn't annotate, I cannot replicate that fine lager. You may not like Bud Lite, but those guys make millions of gallons and and from first to last it's the same...yea I know what you're thinking...but it is the same. Kudo's to anyone who can do that.

So why Moleskine instead of a plain piece of paper? Are your efforts worthy of only a plain piece of paper? All my life I have seen people who take what they do as serious, write it down on an exquisite page in a Moleskine! You will do a better job of brewing if you will use this product! Nuff said!

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