Sep 4, 2006
Samuel Adams has Released his “Brewer/Patriot” Series of Beers. I’m reviewing one of the four limited-edition beers.
This beer ours out a gorgeous shade of auburn with pretty much no head. It’s unfiltered and thus has a bit of sediment in the pour. Give this one a whiff and you’ll smell sweet sassafras and wintergreen. [...]
Samuel Adams has Released his "Brewer/Patriot" Series of Beers. I'm reviewing one of the four limited-edition beers.
This beer ours out a gorgeous shade of auburn with pretty much no head. It's unfiltered and thus has a bit of sediment in the pour. Give this one a whiff and you'll smell sweet sassafras and wintergreen. A sip is at first sweet - evident of the caramelized sugar and molasses added to the wort - with hints of vanilla. Then the sweetness yields ... Read More
Dec 2, 2005
This was quite expensive for a beer ($8.99 for a 750 mL bottle) but worth every penny, if even just for the experience. Unless you’re already familiar with the Sour Ale style of beer, this will be like no other beer you’ve ever had; you’ll be surprised that beer can taste like this. It might [...]
This was quite expensive for a beer ($8.99 for a 750 mL bottle) but worth every penny, if even just for the experience. Unless you're already familiar with the Sour Ale style of beer, this will be like no other beer you've ever had; you'll be surprised that beer can taste like this. It might even blow your mind.
Brewed in Belgium, this beer has the typical opacity of an unfilitered ale. The beer pours at a gorgeous shade of auburn with a ... Read More
Nov 17, 2005
Cherry Hill, NJ’s Flying Fish Brewing Company released their Grand Cru Winter reserve last month, and according to their website, it’s available until February 1st, 2006. You’d be doing yourself a favor by picking up a six pack – or better yet a case – of this fine Belgian-style ale.
Maybe I’m biased – I’m a [...]
Cherry Hill, NJ's Flying Fish Brewing Company released their Grand Cru Winter reserve last month, and according to their website, it's available until February 1st, 2006. You'd be doing yourself a favor by picking up a six pack - or better yet a case - of this fine Belgian-style ale.
Maybe I'm biased - I'm a huge fan of Belgian-style beers (as well as their actual Belgian counterparts) - but this beer is awesome. It is "very lightly filtered" according to the Flying ... Read More
Nov 16, 2005
I purchased a 22.7-ounce bottle of this fine beer at Joe’s Liquors on Central and Louis in New Brunswick for $3.99. I’ve been meaning to check this out sooner, and after tasting this, I’m upset that I haven’t until now. It’s simply delicious – light and crisp like a lager should be, but still has [...]
I purchased a 22.7-ounce bottle of this fine beer at Joe's Liquors on Central and Louis in New Brunswick for $3.99. I've been meaning to check this out sooner, and after tasting this, I'm upset that I haven't until now. It's simply delicious - light and crisp like a lager should be, but still has an incredibly deep malty richness and a vigorous bitterness provided by ample hopping.
I give this 4 out of 4 Bill O' Reillys
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