Checking under every bottlecap for the best beers around.
I'd like to introduce you to the first beer I ever drank in Dublin, Ireland. I walked into a pub my first day in the city looking to get my first taste of "homeland" Guinness, waltzed up to the bar and requested a pint of Guinness only to be told that they don't serve Guinness... Continue Reading →
This bottle is as intimidating as the name and is even looks the part when poured into a glass. It's a dark purple/red color and looks thick. The smells are mostly of fruits of the same color as the liquid; cherry, some blackberry, plum, and grapes. This one smells much like a wine would smell,... Continue Reading →
Newcastle's summer seasonal isn't quite the same as many American craft breweries' seasonals. As an English bitter beer, it's less fruity and "summery", but that doesn't mean it's not a good summer seasonal. The color is a dark golden yellow, darker than the bright yellow star on the label. The aroma is malty, with a very... Continue Reading →
Bridgeport Summer Squeeze is a summer seasonal that incorporates yuzu fruit and lemongrass, making it a light, refreshing beer that is perfect for its season. It is golden like the sun, with a thick, white, cloud-like foam on top. The smell is wonderful, with the lemongrass coming out strongly along with some other citrus hints.... Continue Reading →
Dogfish Head Brewing Company is one of those companies in beer that people hear they absolutely have to try, and one of the biggest reasons for this is their 90 Minute IPA, an Imperial India Pale Ale that is often cited as the standard for Imperial IPAs. There's a reason behind this, and from start... Continue Reading →
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