I usually don't rant about non-beer but this caught my eye and I do like Mead and honey wines. This was really good. The cherry juices give it a bit of spunk. Something I would expect from a well aged Belgian style ale. Very lite and drinkable. For people who like cinders and such, I would recommend this. It is an apple-honey wine. At only 6% ABV, you can drink a few!
Medium amber in color. A lighter brown ale in my opinion, a little bit of bitterness in the middle and finish. Not a bad summer brew but I won't buy a lot of it this summer.
Labeled as a pilsner and it doesn't disappoint. A nice head built, low to medium hopping in the scent and flavor. A bit creamy to the body. Not your light pale crap from most American pilsners. I will be picking up more of this for this summer. I am always excited to find a good local beer for summer!
Nothing fancy here. Thin head. Dark amber color. Good malty flavor. A good standard brown brew. If I am looking for something with no frills but a good campfire beer I would look to this. At 5.4 abv you can drink a few and still be okay!
Beyond a cool name, this is a rich and harty imperial stout. A very dark and thick head rests for a long time before settling. Malty goodness rises from for the nose, with coffee scents within. Flavors of caramel and coffee are at the front a hint of bitter chocolate on the finish.
Big head, lots of lacing. Very dark brown color. Scents of banana and citrus. Flavor was not tart or sour like most Belgians. Banana and citrus remain in the flavor. Thick maltiness to the body and flavor. Not really what I expected from a Belgian. Reminds me of a really good strong American brown ale. 8.5abv, so don't expect to put too many down despite the great drinkable qualities.
