Southern Tier has a wide-variety of beers so it’s great to see this includes a double IPA, especially in a multi-pack. While my favorite double IPA remains Heavy Seas, 2XIPA is a good alternative. In fact, I feel like I’ll…
Read more
Considering Southern Tier is the company that makes the infamous Pumking, I couldn’t help but feel disappointed when trying 8 Days a Week. It’s meant to be their light, drinkable everyday beer, and generally speaking, that’s fine, and many breweries…
Read more
Having already tried Founders Porter and Dirty Bastard (the one that looks like Groundskeeper Willie on the Simpsons), Centennial IPA stood out to me when faced with the daunting task of having thousands of options at Total Wine. While I…
Read more
After drinking several cans of 21st Amendment’s Brew Free or Die!, I suddenly realized that I haven’t reviewed it yet, though it seems like one of those beers I would’ve reviewed long ago. After all, we’ve already reviewed several other…
Read more
Next up in the Great Lakes multipack is the token porter, aka already the worst beer in the group and therefore the last one I’ll try. In fact, I had two left and decided just to drink them both at…
Read more
Picked up a variety pack of beer from Appalachian Mountain Brewery for the weekend as it is a North Carolina beer and I am trying as many “local” beers as possible. Appalachian Mountain Brewery is based out of Boone,…
Read more
The benefit of most multipacks is getting four times the number of types of beer to try, and I’ve still got a couple more to try from Great Lakes Brewing Co. But often in the multi-pack, there is at least…
Read more
Perhaps because I live in Maryland, I was drawn to Guinness Blonde, which was brewed in Baltimore. That said, the actual beer wasn’t what I expected. First, it doesn’t resemble anything that Guinness is known for, which is extremely dark…
Read more
After taking just a nip of New Holland’s Dragon’s Milk, the bourbon-flavored stout with 11% alcohol knocked me on the floor. In my drunken daze I dreamt that I was a baby dragon, like Smaug, Viserion, or Pete, suckling this…
Read more
I almost never drink wheat beers and wasn’t paying much attention when I took a sip of Weihenstephaner’s Hefe Weissbier. I was suddenly transported to a field in Germany, where words like Weihenstephaner roll off the tongue.