When my friend saw that this beer is called ‘Delicious,’ he reached for a different one. He said it would be like naming your lousy band ‘Awesome’ or naming your ugly daughter ‘Hot.’ Sometimes, a name is wishful thinking. My…
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After seeing that the last few beers we reviewed were called “Strawberry French Toast” and “Dirty Secret Coconut Stout,” I figured it was time to return to beers that have cool names, like New Belgium’s Voodoo Ranger Imperial IPA which…
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Jennifer picked this beer in an effort to try some of the more “flavorful” beers, she picked a good one! Decadent Ales, brewed by Dorchester Brewing company from Boston, Ma have delivered a very tasty double IPA. It starts with…
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Todays offering is a local North Carolina brewery, Bombshell brewery from Holly Springs, NC. Apparently, this is the first 100% Women owned brewery! Hooray for equal opportunities in the beer brewing businesses! We actually visited this brewery while running from…
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The truth will set you free!!! Oh yes it will, this amazing truth serum from Dogfish Head will change the way you think about IPA’s. It lists that it uses 4 types of Hops (whole leaf, liquified, pelletized and powdered)…
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Not sure why I had not reviewed this beer before, I have had it a few times over the years. Dogfish head has a pseudo Christmas/Winter Ale that is sure to warm you up! Pennsylvania Tuxedo is a pale ale…
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Winter is coming. Okay, I’ve been waiting all year to write that, as I finally purchased my first winter beer of the season to review. And I’m starting with, shocker, Heavy Seas, which is somehow my favorite brewer lately. Perhaps…
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I cant believe I haven’t reviewed this beer yet as it is one of my absolute favorites! I have probably already drank a keg or two of this beer and somehow have never officially reviewed it so here we go….
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Here is another bad ass looking bottle with an OK to decent beer in it. Big Boss brewing company from Raleigh, NC delivers its “fall” beer “Harvest Time”. Like most people the bottle caught my eye and I had to…
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The New England IPA, at 6.8% alc., packs a strong, grapefruity punch. I feel like this wasn’t brewed, but squeezed from a drunken pineapple hybrid. Drinking this required several breaks from sipping, likely because I’ve never appreciated fruity beers. But…
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