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April 18th, 2007 by Andy Being of left-handed disposition, I was naturally drawn to a beer that celebrates the true uniqueness of being a southpaw. Accordingly, I had on occasion to imbibe the Left Hand Brewing Company’s Milk Stout, which I am happy to report, is an outstanding stout worthy of a right or left-handed […]
Read More Awe for the southpawJune 11th, 2007 by Andy I have been thoroughly impressed with Anderson Valley beers in the past; consequently, towards the end of last year, I picked up a few of their 2006 Winter Solstice Seasonal Ales and proceeded to have one. I’ll spare you the details, suffice it to say, I was less than impressed. […]
Read More The Winter Solstice has arrived. Finally.June 16th, 2007 by Andy It seems the Unibroue brewery in Quebec, Canada just can’t brew a bad beer. In fact, from what we’ve tasted, these cats simply make phenomenal beer. Take for instance the Ephemere, which is a light ale brewed with apple juice. You read that right — apple beer, which as you […]
Read More Indeed, the Ephemere doesn’t last longJuly 23rd, 2007 by Andy There is absolutely nothing as satisfying as drinking a cold beer while barbecuing in the summer sun. Of course, that does make the assumption the beer you happen to be imbibing is worthy; thankfully for me, tonight’s libation was none other than the Long Trail’s Blackbeary Wheat. Without a doubt, […]
Read More Beat the heat with a Blackbeary WheatSeptember 4th, 2007 by Andy For 27 years the brewers of Sierra Nevada have produced some amazingly good beers. Topping the list is their monumental Celebration Ale, which ages like a fine wine (for a 10th of the price); what’s more, their aptly dubbed Anniversary Ale joins this grand list of epic beers with its […]
Read More Sierra- 27 years of epic beersGod Bless the USA. It is a golden era for brewery. Now enjoying: Victory – Hop Wallop.
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