I didn’t see the label “Costumes & Karaoke” and think “Wow! That sounds like a blast!” What struck me was the price. My local beer store was selling the Dogfish Head product for $2.00 for a 4-pack, instead of the…
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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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Oh how I love all things coconut! This beer is no exception. Dogfish head brewery Milton, De scores high marks from me for their unique twist on an IPA. The color is very bright and almost highlight yellow, the smell…
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I have 13 different pumpkin beers to go through over the next week. Some old, some new but all pumpkin! Standby for posts!
Jennifer saw this one and had to try it. Dogfish head brewery has put out a limited seasonal beer with an 8.3% Alc content. It’s “inspired by the fields of Provence”, brewed with lavender, marjoram and bay leaves. The color…
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Dogfish head brewery has made a Belgium trippel that is delicious! It has a great name, label, smell, color and taste. It’s very close to amazeballs matter of fact. With a 9% Alc content it is right up there with…
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Welcome to spring! Dogfish Head brewery kicks off the new season with an IPA Brewer with mango, apricots and ginger! It’s quite tasty, not very hoppy, kind of malty. This brew has a 7.2% Alc content to boot. I would…
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So, once again I was drawn in by the label. Piercing Pils is made by Dogfish Head brewery, it’s got a nice golden color and a not so great smell. The taste however is quite good, Jennifer says its yummy!…
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Dogfish Head brewery, Milton DE gives us “namaste” with promises of orange slices, coriander and peppercorn but to me all I taste is metal. It has a tin metal after taste that I have found to be in most of…
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