This I like. The nose has a biscuit aroma, and is faintly yeasty. It has a coffee bitterness in the mouth. I like it, as do plenty of folks at Beer Advocate. (Rating: Good) Read more at https://www.guinness.com/en-us/our-beers/guinness-antwerpen/
It is not too early to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day. This roasty brew is 4.3% alcohol and comes to America via Paulaner HP USA. Read more at http://CarlowBrewing.com.
Well, this six-pack’s arrival was a pleasant surprise on a wet day in Washington, DC. Time to pop this in the fridge for chilling. Read more about this brew at https://www.weihenstephaner.de/en/our-beers/braupakt/
So many red ales are thin and uninteresting. Not this one. Port City Brewing has made a robust red brew that you should try. Certainly, I intend to acquire more of it. (Rating: Very good) Read more at http://www.portcitybrewing.com/
Is this beer or is it wine? Really interesting beer from a French oak foeder made with wild yeasts and aged in r.and bourbon barrels. This 50.7 ounce bottle went quickly! (Rating: Very good) Read more at http://www.rightproperbrewing.com/
This past weekend, our glorious nation was awash in green beer. I meanwhile found myself tasting a pink ale. Before you judge—hear me out. I was making my way through the grocery store, cart overflowing with jugs of milk, GoldfishContinue readingPink ale and other brews I’ve enjoyed recently