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Beer Connoisseur Reviews

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As expected of the style, this beer displayed hints of coffee, cocoa and earthy hops in the aroma, which is complex and constantly evolving.

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A subtly smoky porter that shows just how appealing a beer can be when the brewer uses a light touch with the smoked malts.

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A beautifully crafted Belgian-style dark strong ale, Trois Pistoles is an opulent beer with multiple layers of continually evolving aromas and flavors.

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An extensive guide to the most superb beer breweries in Belgium: a beer-lover's nirvana.

by Charles D. Cook

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Old ales can be confusing. Some are actually old, others not. Some are called winter warmers, stock ale or “keeping” ale. Some like to think they are really barleywines.

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For all its arguable foibles and missteps throughout recorded history, the Church has always been rather adept at brewing beer. Thank God for that.

Hanssens Artisanal Oude Kriek

Oude Kriek received the highest score of 2010 in The Beer Connoisseur Magazine's third edition. Stats and judges notes follow.

Notes by Charlie Gow

 

John “More Hops” Maier

After nearly a quarter century of professional brewing, the master brewer at Rogue Ales still has the heart of a homebrewer.

By Lisa Morrison