The aroma of this fruit lambic is a menagerie of olfactory delights: dominating raspberry, woody pith, hints of tartness, sweetness, and a little barnyard for good measure.
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The aroma of this fruit lambic is a menagerie of olfactory delights: dominating raspberry, woody pith, hints of tartness, sweetness, and a little barnyard for good measure.
This Imperial White IPA pours a deep gold color with slightly hazy clarity. A lathery, bone white head is persistent during the entire beer. The aroma of this beer is very forward, consisting of moderate, general grainy base malt sweetness and... Read More
This Nitro Vanilla Porter pours a very dark brown color with clear clarity. The pour creates beige colored beautiful, creamy, and everlasting head. The overall aroma of this beer is very muted with the most prominent note in the aroma is a... Read More
This Belgian inspired Stout pours an opaque black color. A creamed coffee head quickly dissipates on the pour and leaves a thin ring around the glass. An overall moderate-low aroma consists of roast grains with wisps of chocolate on the nose. ... Read More
The hop aroma is bright and clear, loaded with mango and juicy citrus. The malt aroma is lightly toasty and crisp. I did detect a faint amount of DMS in the aroma.
This IPA pours a light amber color with clear clarity. A bone white head forms, consisting of dense tiny bubbles that dissipate quickly leaving a ring around the glass. Most prominent on the nose is a moderately intense hop aroma consisting of... Read More
This American Brown Ale pours a dark brown color with good clarity. A fine beige creamy head is moderate in its retention and leaves a ring around the glass when it dissipates. A moderate malty sweet aroma is forefront on the nose consisting of... Read More
This beer was presented as a White Sour Ale with blackberries and blueberries. It poured clear and pink with modest head retention. At first whiff the aroma announced that this was a serious sour ale with plenty of brett funk in the nose. The... Read More
This beer pours a beautiful brilliantly clear deep gold - almost light amber with the orangish tint that is typical of a Marzen. A medium head of tiny ivory-colored white bubbles fades slowly leaving a little Belgian lace.
12th of Never by Lagunitas Brewing Co. was judged as an American Pale Ale (style 18B), according to the BJCP 2015 Style Guidelines.
This cider pours medium straw and is brilliantly clear, with champagne like bubbles that rise from the glass. It has a prominent fresh and lightly bruised apple aroma followed by a spicy, cinnamon background note and a light acidity.
This is an easy-drinking sour ale that offers a fairly substantial raspberry punch couple with restrained levels of acidity. It shows itself unfiltered, with a medium pink color coupled with very low head retention. Aroma notes feature fresh... Read More
This beer pours a brown, Coca-Cola like color with good clarity and light ruby highlights when held up to the light. A creamy tan head quickly fades but leaves a ring around the glass. The intensity of the malt aroma is moderate; however, it is... Read More
The beer pours out a burnished bright amber, with brilliant clarity and a tall and thick cream colored head, obviously well-conditioned by a steady rise of fine gas bubbles. Foam stand proves outstanding and leaves a big lace on the glass.
The beer pours a deep amber color with a faint haze; foam is mousey with fine light tan bubbles and modestly lasting foam stand. Conditioning appears relatively light by the modest tracing of rising gas.
Sometimes traditional is good.