Todays offering boys and girls is a chocolate peanut butter porter. Brew Link Brew Company out of Plainfield, Indiana puts three of my favorites together, chocolate, peanut butter and beer! The can has some cool artwork and some funny lines…
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I’ve got to hand it to Saints Row Brewing, a small brewery in Rockville, Maryland. It’s not that I’m in love with Saxsquatch, a stout that leaves a grape soda aftertaste, but the flavor is one of the most original…
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Considering this beer was personally delivered to me from Seattle to Florida, I had high hopes for Reuben’s Brews Crikey IPA, and I wasn’t disappointed. I’ve had plenty of IPAs over the years, but to me, what stands out about…
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#westcoastipas #divinebarrelbrewing #enjoygoodbeer If you don’t know or don’t love “Hot Rod” Rowdy Roddy Piper then just stop now and realize that you missed the greatest era of wrestling and family entertainment! If you have seen, heard or even love/hate…
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When searching for new beers to try, sometimes it’s nothing more than the label that stands out, and with its camo green and red-eyed mascot, with an Army-yellow font, Barbarian Haze IPA woke the GI Joe-loving kid in me. While…
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Unlike Maximator, made by Augustiner-Bräu of München, Germany, Edelstoff, wrapped in silver tinfoil and with a golden label, I know what to think the moment I take a swig. It appears very light, so I prepared myself for a flavor…
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The first thing that stood out to me on Augustiner Brau’s Maximator was the golden tinfoil around the cap. Surly, that, plus the fact that it was bottled in Munich, and the warrior-looking dude on the label means that it…
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Every time I browse the shelves at the beer store, ‘Double IPA’ always stands out, even if it’s on an otherwise boring label. This goes doubly true for beers I haven’t tried before. The reason I like double IPAs is…
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The proceeds of Wicked Wrister, a strong, hazy, delicious IPA with 7.1 alcohol content, benefit the Laughlin Family Foundation, an organization started by Washington Capitals color commentator Craig Laughlin to help raise awareness and resources for under-funded and under-researched cancers.
Read an honest review of the Traditionally Handsome stout made by Divine Barrel Brewing in Charlotte, NC.