Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Long Trail Brewing Harvest Barn Ale - Beer Review #479
Monday, January 30, 2017
Southern Tier Harvest Ale - Beer Review #478
This is my look at the Harvest Ale from Southern Tier Brewing, which happens to be a Late Summer – Early Autumn release each year. The beer itself is an English style Extra Special Bitter (ESB) and carries an ABV of 6.7%. This is a beer that gets better as it warms, in fact the preferred serving temperature is 45 to 50 degrees and it’s recommended to be served in a pint glass or a mug.
My thoughts on the beer can be found on the video review but overall, I found this beer to be rather pleasing in taste and flavor and to be good overall. It does resemble fall in the glass.
My thoughts on the beer can be found on the video review but overall, I found this beer to be rather pleasing in taste and flavor and to be good overall. It does resemble fall in the glass.
Sunday, January 29, 2017
Rogue Ales Mocha Porter - Beer Review #477
The Mocha Porter from Rogue Ales is an American Porter that comes in with an ABV of 5.3% and IBU level of 54. The beer itself provides a nice complexity as Rogue used 12 ingredients for the recipe which includes 8 malts and 2 Hops along with their identifiable Pacman Yeast and Free Range Coastal Water.
My thoughts on this beer in more detail can be seen in the video review, but as far as an overall summary I will say that that beer delivers a good roasted taste along with a creamy texture that any mocha lover should enjoy.
My thoughts on this beer in more detail can be seen in the video review, but as far as an overall summary I will say that that beer delivers a good roasted taste along with a creamy texture that any mocha lover should enjoy.
New Belgium Hof Ten Dormaal - Beer Review #476
New Belgium Hof Ten Dormal is part of the Lips of Faith Series from the Fort Collins, Colorado brewer and is a collaboration beer with Brouwerij Hof Ten Dormal which is located in Belgium. This Golden Ale comes inwith a 7% ABV and 20 IBU, and blends together Mosaic hops along with Saaz hops. Other ingredients also include malted sunflower seeds, spelt and carrot herbs.
Saturday, January 28, 2017
Lil' B Evil Twin Brewing Co. - Beer Review #475
Friday, January 27, 2017
This Week In Beer 1/26/17
A weekly look at what is taking place in the beer world...
This week's YouTube panelists include:
Rod J BeerVentures:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCasJ2pPa0BPeGUKuf8PwxSQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCasJ2pPa0BPeGUKuf8PwxSQ
Krunch Kretchsmar:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0Kx-smQcMpwIgmtj1YvKhw
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0Kx-smQcMpwIgmtj1YvKhw
Pourly Reviewed Beer:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa3HPnxClgsod_9aWgcK0rA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa3HPnxClgsod_9aWgcK0rA
Tonya Makowski:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBgtSHN_ULbZO8792eU9RxQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBgtSHN_ULbZO8792eU9RxQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcGmtwbq2xiw6q4b9Pf3XZA
Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Beer Reviews * Evil Twin Soft DK *
Ha Ha, so here I am taking a look at the Soft DK or “Soft Dookie” from Evil Twin Brewing. You can decide on which you prefer for the name, but this Imperial Stout comes in at an ABV of 10.4%. Let’s get after it and see how it compares.
Commercial Description:
This stout looks like soft dookie and some will say it smells and tastes like it too. If you like a thick, creamy and utterly vanillalicious stout you’ll like this one. If you don’t, get yourself something else instead.
Style: Imperial Stout
Brewed: Two Roads Brewing Co, CT
ABV: 10.4
Commercial Description:
This stout looks like soft dookie and some will say it smells and tastes like it too. If you like a thick, creamy and utterly vanillalicious stout you’ll like this one. If you don’t, get yourself something else instead.
Style: Imperial Stout
Brewed: Two Roads Brewing Co, CT
ABV: 10.4
Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Beer Reviews * Adelbert's Flyin' Monks *
Well, I have reached the end of my current journey through the beers I have acquired from Adelbert’s Brewery located in Austin, Texas. Thank you again Sarah for the opportunity as I conclude with this look at their Flyin’ Monks. And what a way to end, this Belgian Quad comes in at 10.9% ABV and is conditioned with rum oak cubes from the Spirit of Texas Distillery. Oh yes, let’s see how this one compares for sure!!!
Commercial Description:
2016 Great American Beer Festival Bronze Medal in Belgian and French Style Quadrupel
2015 Gold Medal from Artisan Awards
2015 International Craft Competition Awards Gold Medal
2014 Rockies/Southwest Regional Champion by United States Beer Tasting Championship (USBTC)
THE ALE: Conditioned on oak cubes used by Spirit of Texas Distillery to age their Pecan Street Rum, this ale has complex sweet oak, rum flavors with a warm alcoholic finish. Pair with dark chocolate desserts or bold cheeses.
THE STORY: The power of flight can be achieved through zen-like focus and concentration. This ale will not help.Monday, January 23, 2017
Beer Reviews * Adelbert's Philosophizer *
As I near the end of my journey through the beers of
Adelbert’s Brewery, I now turn my attention to their Philosophizer. This Saison
or Farmhouse Ale comes in with an ABV of 7.8% and 36 IBU. I recently tried the
gin barrel version of this ale, so let’s see how the standard compares.
Adelbert’s Brewery, I now turn my attention to their Philosophizer. This Saison
or Farmhouse Ale comes in with an ABV of 7.8% and 36 IBU. I recently tried the
gin barrel version of this ale, so let’s see how the standard compares.
Commercial Description:
Gold Medal Saison from Best of Craft Beer Awards
2014 Silver Medal from Best Little Brewfest in Texas
Bronze Medal from 2016 Commonwealth Cup
THE ALE:
This smooth ale tastes citrusy with yeasty notes and a hint of peppery spice. Its dry
finish and mild carbonation make it perfect for pairing with grilled chicken,
rich fish dishes, and cheeses like camembert and brie.
THE STORY:
Philosophizer was a common term used to describe Del. He often came up with the perfect
solution to a complex problem while drinking a beer and watching the sunset.
Don’t be surprised when you enter into deep philosophical debates after opening
a Philosophizer. Just pop one open, pour, sip, and ponder.
Sunday, January 22, 2017
Beer Reviews * Adelbert's Contemplating Waterloo *
My journey continues through the beers from Adelbert’s Brewery
and this time it is Contemplating Waterloo that I will be examining. This beer
stands as a special release ale, as it involves the use of the brewery’s Saison
titled Philosophizer being fermented in gin barrels. The final result is the creation
of a beer that comes out at a 9.1% ABV. Let’s see how it compares.
and this time it is Contemplating Waterloo that I will be examining. This beer
stands as a special release ale, as it involves the use of the brewery’s Saison
titled Philosophizer being fermented in gin barrels. The final result is the creation
of a beer that comes out at a 9.1% ABV. Let’s see how it compares.
Commercial Description:
Philosophizer to create a smooth, warming ale. Pair this ale with chicken
alfredo, veal scaloppini and strawberry cheesecake.
Beer Reviews * Adelbert's Tripel B *
My journey continues through the beers from Adelbert’s
Brewery and this time it is Tripel B that I will be examining. This Belgian
Tripel comes in with an ABV of 9.3% and I am looking forward to seeing what it
offers. Let’s see how it compares.
Brewery and this time it is Tripel B that I will be examining. This Belgian
Tripel comes in with an ABV of 9.3% and I am looking forward to seeing what it
offers. Let’s see how it compares.
Commercial Description:
fruity flavors help perfectly balance its elegant malt profile. Pair with rich
foods like steaks, roasts, earthy cheeses, and cheese cake.
Saturday, January 21, 2017
This Week In Beer 1/19/17
A weekly look and discussion about the world of beer for 1/19/17...
This week's YouTube Channel panelists include:
Rod J BeerVentures - http://www.youtube.com/c/RodJBeerVentures4U
Tonya Makowski - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBgtSHN_ULbZO8792eU9RxQ
Ronald Theriot - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrW2eoKdOlpFSlKHm98s8UQ
Reviewing Under Influence - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCelJeO1ZZdmJI21rmR-3ASQ
Jean H Pierre - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8tRXrqZzhiGsuMuEyx1Y-w
Pourly Reviewed Beer - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa3HPnxClgsod_9aWgcK0rA
EricALionsFan - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ucenf13Dhrhw9OqpCJMBA
BoozeReviewsca - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0Krv_C5PzEpm1hslgX1ArA
Wednesday, January 18, 2017
Beer Review: DuClaw Dirty Little Freak
DuClaw Brewing out of Baltimore, Maryland, and their Dirty
Little Freak is the beer that I am checking out here. How do they describe this
beer? Coconut Caramel Chocolate Brown Ale to start and that’s enough to peak my
interest. Let’s see how it compares.
Commercial Description:
Dirty Little Freak Coconut Caramel Chocolate Brown Ale, first brewed in 2014, takes
the traditional American Brown Ale and gives it a sensual new twist – Coconut!
This medium-bodied, 5.8% abv brown ale is a feast for the senses from its
dominant blend of warm, roasted malt, coconut, caramel, and chocolate flavors
barely restrained by a gentle hop bite, to its tantalizingly satisfying finish.
But if you submit to our Dirty Little Freak, be warned: there is no safe word.
Beer Profile:
30 IBU
14 PLATO
5.8% ABV
STYLE
Coconut Caramel Chocolate Brown Ale
COLOR
Dark Brown
HOP VARIETY
Columbus, Fuggle
GRAINS
Pale, CaraMunich, Chocolate, and Melanoiden Malts
AVAILABILITY
12 oz. Bottle / Always on Tap
Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Beer Review: Atwater Decadent Dark Chocolate Ale
Who doesn’t like chocolate? I know I do, and the fact that
it is an integral part of any beer is that much better. And that’s what seems
to be the case with the Decadent Dark Chocolate Ale from Atwater Brewery out of
Detroit, Michigan. This beer is a 5% ABV Dark Ale that is highlighted by the
use of three different chocolates. Let’s see how it compares.
it is an integral part of any beer is that much better. And that’s what seems
to be the case with the Decadent Dark Chocolate Ale from Atwater Brewery out of
Detroit, Michigan. This beer is a 5% ABV Dark Ale that is highlighted by the
use of three different chocolates. Let’s see how it compares.
Commercial Description:
Holding
true to the Northern English tradition, the Decadent Dark Chocolate Ale at its
foundation has a nutty profile with a round mouth feel. Added is a Chocolate
Extract consisting of three blended chocolates of varied depth.
true to the Northern English tradition, the Decadent Dark Chocolate Ale at its
foundation has a nutty profile with a round mouth feel. Added is a Chocolate
Extract consisting of three blended chocolates of varied depth.
Sunday, January 15, 2017
Beer Review: Samuel Adams Winter Lager
One of my beer runs brought me across this one from Samuel Adams. The Winter Lager comes in at a 5.6% ABV and 22 IBU, so it can be expected to be more of a malty pleasantry. It’s noted to have a nice mix of flavors, so let’s see how it compares.
Beer Review: Anchor Merry Christmas Happy New Year 2016 Ale
What better beer to enjoy on Christmas Day than Merry
Christmas & Happy New Year from Anchor Brewing? This is their special ale
that they create only once a year and each year it is changed in some way, this
happens with the beer and even the label that is used. They have done it 42
times thus far and the 2016 edition comes in at 5.5% ABV as a Winter Warmer.
Let’s see how this one compares.
Christmas & Happy New Year from Anchor Brewing? This is their special ale
that they create only once a year and each year it is changed in some way, this
happens with the beer and even the label that is used. They have done it 42
times thus far and the 2016 edition comes in at 5.5% ABV as a Winter Warmer.
Let’s see how this one compares.
Commercial Description:
A deliciously smooth winter warmer with notes of seasonal spices and a malty
backbone, our 2016 Christmas Ale marks the 42nd annual release of this
celebrated Anchor tradition.
backbone, our 2016 Christmas Ale marks the 42nd annual release of this
celebrated Anchor tradition.
It is sold only from early November to mid–January. The Ale's recipe is different
every year—as is the tree on the label—but the intent with which we offer it
remains the same: joy and celebration of the newness of life. Since ancient
times, trees have symbolized the winter solstice when the earth, with its
seasons, appears born anew. With a heavily guarded, secret recipe, Christmas
Ale is a highly anticipated seasonal delight, complex and full in flavor with a
velvety texture and alluring, yet subtle, spiced aroma.
every year—as is the tree on the label—but the intent with which we offer it
remains the same: joy and celebration of the newness of life. Since ancient
times, trees have symbolized the winter solstice when the earth, with its
seasons, appears born anew. With a heavily guarded, secret recipe, Christmas
Ale is a highly anticipated seasonal delight, complex and full in flavor with a
velvety texture and alluring, yet subtle, spiced aroma.
Our tree for 2016 is the “1,000 Mile Tree” or the lone pine found during westbound
construction of the transcontinental railroad. Discovered in 1869, it was a
lone pine amidst a vast and desolate landscape. The tree on this year’s label
was hand-drawn by Bay Area artist James Stitt, who has been creating Anchor’s
Christmas Ale labels since 1975. His charming illustration of the 1,000 Mile
Tree includes a person at the top of the tree with a mug of beer, honoring an
old legend that railway passengers sometimes attempted to climb the tree.
construction of the transcontinental railroad. Discovered in 1869, it was a
lone pine amidst a vast and desolate landscape. The tree on this year’s label
was hand-drawn by Bay Area artist James Stitt, who has been creating Anchor’s
Christmas Ale labels since 1975. His charming illustration of the 1,000 Mile
Tree includes a person at the top of the tree with a mug of beer, honoring an
old legend that railway passengers sometimes attempted to climb the tree.
The 2016 Christmas Ale is a deep mahogany brown with a creamy, tan head and boasts
aromas of fruitcake, molasses, and fresh cut wood. The beer tastes of roasted
caramel malt, with notes of spiced chocolate and nuts. And it has a rich,
smooth, and velvety mouthfeel. Every year the Anchor brewers look forward to
formulating a new Christmas Ale recipe and tasting the fruits of their labors.
We are always excited to please beer fans with its ever-changing recipe and
label. Cheers from the Anchor brewers!
aromas of fruitcake, molasses, and fresh cut wood. The beer tastes of roasted
caramel malt, with notes of spiced chocolate and nuts. And it has a rich,
smooth, and velvety mouthfeel. Every year the Anchor brewers look forward to
formulating a new Christmas Ale recipe and tasting the fruits of their labors.
We are always excited to please beer fans with its ever-changing recipe and
label. Cheers from the Anchor brewers!
Brew Facts:
First Brew – 1975
First Bottling - 1975
Alc. by Volume - 6.5
Availability - Nov.-Jan.
Malt - Top Secret
Hops - Top Secret
Dry Hops -Top Secret
Saturday, January 14, 2017
Press Release: Third Annual Ohio Craft Brewers Conference Schedule Announced
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Friday, January 13, 2017
This Week In Beer 1/12/17
This week in beer 1/12/17 Edition...
Rod J BeerVentures:
http://www.youtube.com/c/RodJBeerVentures4U
http://www.youtube.com/c/RodJBeerVentures4U
Tonya Makowski:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBgtSHN_ULbZO8792eU9RxQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBgtSHN_ULbZO8792eU9RxQ
ThomasMetal75:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcGmtwbq2xiw6q4b9Pf3XZA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcGmtwbq2xiw6q4b9Pf3XZA
Reviewing Under Influence:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCelJeO1ZZdmJI21rmR-3ASQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCelJeO1ZZdmJI21rmR-3ASQ
EricALionsFan:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ucenf13Dhrhw9OqpCJMBA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ucenf13Dhrhw9OqpCJMBA
RampantLionsReview:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqkLKrkhJ2BBaclFOv4HaPg
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqkLKrkhJ2BBaclFOv4HaPg
Wednesday, January 11, 2017
Beer Review: Thirsty Dog 12 Dogs Of Christmas Ale
Akron is home to Thirsty Dog Brewing Company and once a year, they release their 12 Dogs of Christmas Ale. This Winter Ale comes in at 8.3% ABV and 21 IBU and for many it signifies the Christmas Season. Let’s see how it compares.
Commercial Description:
This beer’s name sums up the ideas of bringing the best together to celebrate. It is filled with seasonal flavors from generous amounts of toasted and caramel malts, mixed with equally generous amounts of honey, cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg. We feel it is the perfect libation, filled with flavors of the season.
Tuesday, January 10, 2017
Beer Review: Abbaye de Maredsous 6° Blonde (5 YR Vintage)
During a recent beer run I stumbled across
this ale from Abbaye de
Maredsous. The Maredsous 6° Blonde is a Belgian Blonde Ale that
comes in at a respectable 6% ABV. But, what I didn’t notice is that this is
also a 2011 vintage, so what would be the effect on it over a five year time
frame. Well there is only one way to know, so let’s see how it compares.
Commercial Description:
The light Maredsous Blonde was the abbey's
very first beer. Nowadays, the monks still drink it daily at lunch. Maredsous
Blonde is delectable blonde ale with springy fruitiness, soft malting and a
slightly dry, gentle-hopped finish. A sparkling nose, complex flavors and a
touch of bitterness give this fine ale all of the refreshing qualities of a
classic Belgian blonde.
Monday, January 9, 2017
Beer Review: Flying Dog Pearl Necklace Chesapeake Stout
Frederick, Maryland is the home of Flying Dog Brewery and just over a couple of hours away is the Rappahannock River which sits nestled in Virginia. And this is where oysters are gathered for the Pearl Necklace Chesapeake Stout. That’s right oysters are used to make this specialized 5.5% ABV Stout. Let’s see how it compares.
Commercial Description:
Brewed with Rappahannock River Oysters, it’s a dark, roasted, dry, and slightly bitter stout.
ALCOHOL BY VOLUME: 5.5%
AVAILABILITY: All day, every day
HOP BITTERNESS: 35 IBU
SPECIALTY MALTS: Roasted Barley, Midnight Wheat, Cara-Pils, Black
HOPS: Perle
YEAST: English Ale
Press Release: Ohio Craft Brewers Association Adds Justin Hemminger
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Saturday, January 7, 2017
Beer Review: Adelbert's Black Rhino
As I continue my journey through the beers of Adelbert’s
Brewery out of Austin, Texas, I now feast my eyes on the Black Rhino. This dark
black session ale comes in at 5.6% and my palate is feeling up to the challenge
to see or taste what it has to offer. Let’s see how it compares.
Brewery out of Austin, Texas, I now feast my eyes on the Black Rhino. This dark
black session ale comes in at 5.6% and my palate is feeling up to the challenge
to see or taste what it has to offer. Let’s see how it compares.
Commercial Description:
Black Session Ale (5.6% ABV)
2013
Craft Beer Awards Gold Medal
Craft Beer Awards Gold Medal
Bronze Medal Belgian Strong Dark Ale from Best of Craft Beer Awards
THE
ALE: Black Rhino is an earthy ale with hints of coffee and
cocoa that pours as dark as the name we gave it. Don’t let the name fool you.
This dark ale is surprisingly smooth and easy drinking. It pairs well with
salty appetizers, bold musky cheeses, and wild game dishes.
ALE: Black Rhino is an earthy ale with hints of coffee and
cocoa that pours as dark as the name we gave it. Don’t let the name fool you.
This dark ale is surprisingly smooth and easy drinking. It pairs well with
salty appetizers, bold musky cheeses, and wild game dishes.
THE
STORY: Del loved photography, and his time in Kenya provided
many opportunities for this passion. He would seek out and photograph amazing
things on his adventures. We named this black ale in honor of the rare black
rhino that Del would “hunt” during photo safaris in Kenya. This rare ale, like
the black rhino, is truly a beautiful sight to behold.
STORY: Del loved photography, and his time in Kenya provided
many opportunities for this passion. He would seek out and photograph amazing
things on his adventures. We named this black ale in honor of the rare black
rhino that Del would “hunt” during photo safaris in Kenya. This rare ale, like
the black rhino, is truly a beautiful sight to behold.
Friday, January 6, 2017
This Week In Beer 1/5/17
A Weekly Look At Beer Happenings...
This week the panel includes:
Rod J BeerVentures: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCasJ2pPa0BPeGUKuf8PwxSQ
ThomasMetal75: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcGmtwbq2xiw6q4b9Pf3XZA
BoozeReviewca: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0Krv_C5PzEpm1hslgX1ArA
EricALionsFan: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ucenf13Dhrhw9OqpCJMBA
Jean H Pierre: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8tRXrqZzhiGsuMuEyx1Y-w
Wednesday, January 4, 2017
Beer Review: Stillwater Rio De Sauvin
Her name is Rio and Stillwater has her. Rio De Sauvin if you
please, and this 7.7% ABV Saison or Farmhouse Ale if you prefer comes as a
collaboration offering from Stillwater Artisanal Ales and Against The Grain
Brewery and Smokehouse. And she is looking might fine, so let’s check her out
to see how she compares.
please, and this 7.7% ABV Saison or Farmhouse Ale if you prefer comes as a
collaboration offering from Stillwater Artisanal Ales and Against The Grain
Brewery and Smokehouse. And she is looking might fine, so let’s check her out
to see how she compares.
Commercial Description:
Farmhouse
ale brewed with mango juice and passion fruit juice. "The boys at Against
The Grain made a beer based on a fictional ’sexy man’ and uhh, his sheep
friend. So sticking with the theme and the fact that we have been spending some
time in Brazil lately, we decided to amp up the sexy and host a tropical orgy
of fruit flavors, hops, malt, and yeast..umm, yeah." - Brian (Stillwater
Artisanal)
ale brewed with mango juice and passion fruit juice. "The boys at Against
The Grain made a beer based on a fictional ’sexy man’ and uhh, his sheep
friend. So sticking with the theme and the fact that we have been spending some
time in Brazil lately, we decided to amp up the sexy and host a tropical orgy
of fruit flavors, hops, malt, and yeast..umm, yeah." - Brian (Stillwater
Artisanal)
Tuesday, January 3, 2017
Beer Review: Rhinegeist Panther
My favorite animal is the panther, so having a beer named
one is always a plus for me, lol. With that being the case, I decided to go
local with Rhinegeist and take a look at their Panther, a robust Porter. This
little beauty comes in at 5.8% ABV and 28 IBU. Let’s check it out to see how it
compares.
one is always a plus for me, lol. With that being the case, I decided to go
local with Rhinegeist and take a look at their Panther, a robust Porter. This
little beauty comes in at 5.8% ABV and 28 IBU. Let’s check it out to see how it
compares.
Commercial Description:
This malty yet
sneakily smooth Robust Porter simmers with tones of milk chocolate, carob and
light molasses. Panther is a svelte creature of the night — a midnight
malt whisperer.
sneakily smooth Robust Porter simmers with tones of milk chocolate, carob and
light molasses. Panther is a svelte creature of the night — a midnight
malt whisperer.
MALTS: Maris Otter, Black, Crystal, Chocolate
HOPS: Magnum, Glacier
AVAILABILITY: November-February
Sunday, January 1, 2017
Beer Review: Braxton Blown Gasket
Braxton Brewing Company is one my local breweries here in the
Cincinnati area, and this is a look at their Blown Gasket. This Limited
Seasonal Release comes in at a nice ABV of 7.5% and 20 IBU and let’s take a
look at it to see how it compares.
Cincinnati area, and this is a look at their Blown Gasket. This Limited
Seasonal Release comes in at a nice ABV of 7.5% and 20 IBU and let’s take a
look at it to see how it compares.
Commercial Description:
Brewed
for those times when you need to blow off a little steam. Blown Gasket is a
darker offering with a moderately strong malt character. Notes of toffee and
chocolate, this porter is robust as a new gasket kit, black and smooth like
poured oil, delicious black oil.
for those times when you need to blow off a little steam. Blown Gasket is a
darker offering with a moderately strong malt character. Notes of toffee and
chocolate, this porter is robust as a new gasket kit, black and smooth like
poured oil, delicious black oil.
Accolades: Bronze Medal at Alltech
Commonwealth Cup
Commonwealth Cup
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