Beer Review: Rhinegeist Knowledge

Knowledge from Rhinegeist is a seasonal year-round Imperial IPA, and it is one of my local beers from one of my local breweries. This Double IPA carries an alcohol content of 8.5% ABV and packs an IBU level of 98. I recently acquired it during a beer run after thinking I wanted and needed to share more of our local brews. Described as being highlighted by notes of dankness, pine, grapefruit and other notes, this was definitely a beer that I was looking forward to trying. And I was glad that I did, as the beer was able to provide many of the aspects expected which led me to scoring this one 85 out of 100. So check out my video and see and hear my thoughts on this local treat. Cheers!

Beer Review: Foothills Brewing Hoppyum IPA

The Hoppyum IPA from Foothills Brewing which is located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina is the subject of my latest review here and was one of the beers that I was able to pick up during my past road trip. The beer itself carries an alcohol content of 6.25% ABV along with an IBU level of 70. It poured a nice golden orange color although the flakes in the beer definitely let you know that it was bottle fermented. Flavor and aroma on the beer were adequate and it did sit fine on my palate and was decent enough overall that I scored this one 78 out of 100. But find out more of my thoughts on this beer by checking out the video and if you have had this year-round IPA then please feel free to also share your thoughts in the comments.

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Beer Review: Springdale Ain't That Remarkable Hoppy Pale Ale

Recently thanks to my buddy Joe, I was able to gather another beer that I had not tried previously due to location and our distribution system which would not allow me access since I am outside of their area. That beer and the subject of this review is the Ain’t That Remarkable Hoppy Pale Ale from Springdale Beer, which also is a subsidiary of Jack‘s Abby and is located in Framingham, Massachusetts.

This New England Pale Ale carries an alcohol content of 5.5% ABV and proved to be a delightful beer to try as it carried a lot of nice smoothness to it and provided a nice refreshing quality overall. The body appearance was pretty solid although the head was one area that didn’t really impress me as much. But we are drinking the beer as an overall product and that being said, this one does deliver which is why I scored this one as an 86 out of 100. It was well worth the try and watch my video here to see and hear more of my in-depth analysis of this one from the New England area. Thanks again Joe for the beer and thank you all for watching and your support!

Beer Review: Other Half DDH Broccoli

Back with another beer from Other Half Brewing Company for this review and this time it was their Broccoli Double Dry Hopped Imperial IPA. Brewed with four hops, oats, wheat and mosaic lupulin powder, this 7.9% ale proved to be a nice juicy thirst quenching beer that I ended up scoring a total 86 out of 100. But don’t just take my word for it; check out my video here to see what I discovered about this one and what I took away as its offering.

Unboxing Video: Big E Says Hello From Michigan

Once again, I was sent a mystery box of beers from a good buddy and c’mon, who doesn’t like a surprise box of beer. This one is from my friend and fellow reviewer from Michigan and is packed with some of the good stuff from around his area. Check out my video here to see what is enclosed.

Beer Review: Upper Pass Beer Company First Drop

Here is my look at First Drop from Upper Pass Beer Company which is located in Tunbridge, Vermont. This American Pale Ale comes in with an alcohol content of 5.9% ABAV and an IBU level of 65. With a base of Pilsner and Golden Promise malts along with Mosaic, Citra, Centennial and Azacca Hops, this ale provided a nice overall experience which led me to rating it 85 out of 100 on my scale. Check out my video to see and hear more as well as other details on this beer.