Getting My Beer On Stone Tangerine Express IPA Beer Review

The Tangerine Express IPA from Stone Brewing is an American IPA style beer highlighted by the use of tangerine and pineapple in its making. It has an ABV of 6.7% and IBU level of 75. For me, I found this one to deliver solidly for the style and although I got the pineapple in the aroma, I didn't as much in the taste although the tangerine was present in both. Citrusy, hoppy, bitter can all be marked as checked for this brew and like other IPAs, there is a good amount of dryness in the finish. I thought that it was a solid offering from Stone, and you can see and hear more of my thoughts by checking out the video.

Getting My Beer On Rhinegeist Press Tart Beer Review

I am going local with this one as I decided to check out Press Tart from Rhinegeist here in Cincinnati. This local brewery has gained for many the impression of being an IPA brewery so maybe that is what led them to put out this Berliner Style Weisse Sour Fruit Styled beer made with Marionberries as well as Blueberries. They did not go it alone though, as they teamed up with 16-bit for this fruity and tart albeit light 4.4% ABV collaboration. For me, this brew did hit with the tartness to be expected and while I did get the berry, on my palate it tended to play closer to a cranberry feel. Maybe this was due to my lack of experience with Marionberries, either way, it did deliver with the fruit as mentioned. It was also a light and refreshing in its feel and the color and clarity were nice. A decent enough overall brew, and check out the video to see and hear more of my thoughts on this one.

Beer Flow Let's Talk Some Beer Shall We

Here we are with another Thursday night on our hands meaning time for another Beer Flow show where Joe, Todd, Eric and myself get together and talk some beer and update you on things from the world of beer.

Check out Eric and Joe on their respectful shows here:

Eric: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ucenf13Dhrhw9OqpCJMBA

Joe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ8kUgqdE44N--rg6sGvCCw

House Of Webster Hogs Breath & Bear Claw Beer Jellies Review

This is my look at the last of the beer jellies that had been sent to me by the House of Webster located in Rogers, Arkansas. The two jellies are Hogs Breath, which uses a Saison in the making of the jelly, and Bear Claw, which uses an IPA its ingredients. These two are part of a six-pack offering featured by House of Webster and check out the video to see and hear what I think about them.

Thank you to the House of Webster once again for sending these jellies my way, and check them out by visiting them online here: https://www.houseofwebster.com

Getting My Beer On Upland Juiced In Time Beer Review

Juiced In Time from Upland Brewing Company is a New England IPA style beer, which thanks to my friend Todd; I was able to try recently. At 6.5% ABV and 20 IBU, this beer did well coming in with a nice juicy quality that fruity and tropic in its notes and taste and just a nice smooth beer overall. There was a slight bitterness and the citrusy feel came through nicely along with the hoppiness of the beer making it a decent brew to try and enjoy. It is part of their limited series, so if you see it and you like this style then it is worth a try. Check out the video to see and hear more on this one.

Getting My Beer On 450 North Flapjack Nuggets Beer Review

Here is the look at my last one in the Nuggets series from the 450 North Brewing Company, and it was the Flapjack Nuggets. This Sweet Stout noted as a Pastry Stout on the can comes in with an ABV of 9%, which I found to be a smooth 9%. If they could put pancakes and syrup in a beer then this would surely be a strong possibility of the result. There was a nice feel of the maple and lactose that came through and the notes of chocolate were still picked up as well as a tinge of coffee, which was also present. The mouthfeel was very nice pulling it all together, and then there was mouthcoating of the flavor left after the swallowing of the beer. Dark, sweet, syrupy in the taste and texture, this beer really did come as described. My only thing would be that a summer cool night, in my opinion, might play better than a summer day, and a release in the fall may increase the enjoyment. Nonetheless, it is damn good and well worth trying especially for any Sweet Stout fan. Check out the video to see and hear more on this beer that will have you thinking it just may be breakfast in a glass.