Showing posts with label beer review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beer review. Show all posts

Sunday, September 12, 2010

The Week in Review (What I drank in a sentence or less)



  1. Brooklyn-Pennant Ale-Great session Pale Ale and great special at Bell-$16.99 a case-Can't be beat!

  2. Stillwater Artisanal Ales-Stateside Saison-Solid Saison from a new brewery-Have to try other styles from Stillwater. Very Promising.

  3. The Pike-Kilt Lifter Scotch style Ale-Very good and at $3.99 a bomber, a great deal too!

  4. Rogue-Double Chocolate Stout-(chocolate) x 2=8.7% abv. of goodness!

  5. Ballast Point-Sculpin-On tap @ Blue Monkey Tavern, So Good!

  6. Stone IPA-on tap @ Bobby Ray's Place opening night-Bar was crowded (too soon to evaluate)-This beer was great and reminded me how much I love West Coast IPAs!

  7. Coffee Porter (my latest home brew)-Down to less than 10 bottles-Still holding up well, I still think it should be darker but the flavor is good!

  8. Wolaver's-Pumpkin Ale-Sampled at Bell beverage and then a case purchased to be split between Linda and Wendy-Good beer, just not my favorite style.

  9. Dogfish Head-Bitches Brew-A very limited release with a lot of hype. It was good but I expected more.

  10. Victory-Hop Devil-An old favorite, had it on tap at Chickie's and Pete's South Philly

  11. Yards-Pale Ale-A very solid Pale Ale, again at Chickie's and Pete's South Philly

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

NEW BEER



Everyone that is into good beer is most likely well aware of Sierra Nevada. Each year, I look forward to the release of Celebration (In my opinion, it is the best Hop profile for the price). Torpedo was a welcome addition to their portfolio and now they have added a new Fall seasonal called Tumbler. It is described on the bottle as an "Autumn Brown Ale". I know it is August and still hot and humid but since it is hitting shelves now, I picked up a six pack to be able to try it at it's freshest. Tumbler comes in at 5.5% abv so it is a perfect session beer. It is a very solid brown ale with a malty, bready flavor and a hint of bitterness in the finish. Very Drinkable!