Checking under every bottlecap for the best beers around.
Geyser Gose is a collaboration between two breweries I typically have good luck with. Two Roads Brewing brews quite a few varieties of gose that are all pretty good, and Evil Twin (founded/owned by the twin brother of Mikkeller's founder/brewer) pretty much always has delicious beers - regardless of how crazy some of their names/ingredients... Continue Reading →
My father-in-law travels down to West Point for an Army football game every year with some of his buddies, typically stopping at a brewery or two on the way there or back, and The Peekskill Brewery is one they've stopped by and mentioned to me. When I saw a 6-pack of their Valley Life New... Continue Reading →
Deeter Pilsner is perfect when enjoyed out on the hop farm. Brewer: Indian Ladder Farm Brewery / Greenport Harbor Brewing collaboration Rating: 84/100 Comments: Clear, medium straw color, with long-lasting white head. Aroma is of bready malts and lemon. The flavor is clean with lemon peel and some malty sweetness that balances everything out. It's... Continue Reading →
I'm going to get this out of the way right from the start: this American Imperial IPA plays second fiddle to no beer. I tried to take a wonderful picture of the can with a trophy to emphasize this, but alas, I am no photographer and without a stock of props to make my artistic... Continue Reading →
An Italian staple beer, Nastro Azzurro is a solid Euro pale lager. It's a really pale, straw color and looks watered down in the glass. The aroma is light and balanced between malts and hop smells, with hints of grass and some green apple. The taste is just as delicate as the aroma. It's more... Continue Reading →
This one is a well done oatmeal stout from Anderson Valley Brewing Company in California. It pours the dark black that is expected from an oatmeal stout, with a thick, sticky head that looks great. Barney Flats smells wonderful, with its oatmeal, chocolate, coffee, and malt aroma. It's sure to smell like something you'll want... Continue Reading →
This is a beer from 8 Degrees Brewing Company in County Cork, Ireland. As an English Porter it delivers a great, malty taste. The bottle says it is balanced well using old world hops, I would say that it definitely leans toward the malts. Even though it leans strongly toward malts, I can't help but... Continue Reading →
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