0000February is a busy month. Seems like January flies by as people are still recovering from the Holidays and hiding from the cold weather. Then February hits and our calendars fill up. But amidst living a very full life, I was able to have great beers that made my list […]
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0001Transatlantique Kriek By New Belgium Most of you probably aren’t sour fans and I get it; it took me a while to develop a taste for sour ales. But there are certain beers that have helped me along in my journey. Once such sour beer is New Belgium Transatlantique Kriek. […]
0000Hop Bullet By Sierra Nevada I’ve never considered myself a “hop head” but I rarely pass up the opportunity to try a new Double IPA. So I didn’t hesitate to grab Sierra Nevada Hop Bullet when I saw it on the shelf for the first time. Sierra Nevada rarely makes […]
0000Star Burst By 450 North Brewing If you think I talk about New England IPAs too much . . . you might want to pass on this article. Because this Craft Beer Spotlight is all about the 450 North Brewing Star Burst – a New England IPA. I’m sure you […]
1100Bourbon Barrel Quad By Boulevard Brewing Barrel-aged beers are one of my favorite styles of craft beer. Since most are stouts, I’m always on the hunt for different styles that are barrel-aged. Boulevard Bourbon Barrel Quad is definitely something different and is the focus for this week’s Craft Beer Spotlight. […]
0000Rubus Cacao By MadTree Brewing That time of year is almost here, you know the time when love is in the air or something like that. But it’s also the time of year when we get to fall in love all over again with MadTree Brewing Rubus Cacao. Not all […]
1000CBS By Founders Brewing There are a handful of craft beers that seem to make everyone’s list for “try at any cost”. Most are nearly impossible to get and require trading. Founders Brewing CBS (Canadian Breakfast Stout) was one of those beers. This famed beer was originally released in October […]
0000Hazy Little Thing By Sierra Nevada The New England IPA remains one of the most popular styles in craft beer. But getting your hands on one hasn’t been easy. That’s changing as larger breweries are starting to distribute this style. For example, the Sierra Nevada Hazy Little Thing. Let’s see […]
0000Oatmeal Stout By Schlafly I enjoy a lot of stouts. And a lot of different kinds of stout. Many are big, rich and heavy. But occasionally, I want a stout without the heavy body and high alcohol. To cure that craving, I recently grabbed a Schlafly Oatmeal Stout. Let’s find […]
0000Hazy Jane By BrewDog New England IPAs are one the hottest craft beer trends and I don’t see that changing soon. And with any trend, everyone wants to capitalize but can a larger brewery make this style? Let’s take a look at Hazy Jane by BrewDog and see how their […]
0100Oskar Blues Ten Fidy Review Years ago, when I was new to craft beer, stouts were my go-to style of beer. Hoppy beers were still too harsh and lagers just didn’t do it for me. Knowing my preference for dark beers, a friend recommended I try Oskar Blues Ten Fidy […]
0100Xocoveza From Stone Brewing Stone Brewing has been making beer for over 20 years and in the craft beer world, that’s quite impressive. One of my favorite beers from them is the winter seasonal release, Xocoveza. (pronounce the “X” as a “Sh”) Making beer for more than two decades means they’ve […]