I almost never buy Dead Guy. I understand it is very highly regarded outside of Oregon, but among beer geeks I know, it’s mainly ignored. The reason? The most elemental of all: price. On a wall of well-made Oregon craft … Continue reading
I can’t say for sure, but this may have been the first craft beer I ever tried. I think wheat beers are good gateway beers for lovers of American-style pilseners like Budweiser or Miller Lite, and it worked for me. … Continue reading
So one day, I walked into one of the four billion locations of a particular convenience store franchise (the one with two numbers in its name) to buy a bottle of water when lo and behold, a selection in the … Continue reading
I had this one as I was finishing up a long night of email catch-up… I know my team loves it when I do that… waking up with 20 mails from your boss the next day just isn’t ever good… … Continue reading
So, I’m writing the review, but Heather is the one that did the taste testing for New Belgium’s Mothership Wit. It’s her first one, so take it easy on her, ha, just kidding, you can let her have it. We … Continue reading
Finally the warm weather is coming here to Colorado and I felt the need to get some Spring/Summer type beer to push the snow on out and bring in the Summer weather. I quickly eyed Pete’s Wicked Rally Cap Ale … Continue reading
From the Great Divide Brewing Co., a pint of Hercules is apparently “not for the faint of heart. It is, however, for the gods.” Easy enough for them to say, right? A little harder for prove – to save you the … Continue reading
To extend the Cinco de Mayo celebracion, we decided to have a “Buffalized” version of Bean Dip for all those tortillas and tortilla chips that were left over so they do not go to waste. Bean dip in and of … Continue reading
Another one of those that I paid too much for at the liquor store in Utah… you can’t buy the higher ABV at the grocery store, but at least you can buy it somewhere. Boulder Beer Company Hazed & Infused … Continue reading
While my perma-smile is starting to fade from the Redhook Big Ballard Imperial IPA Release Event the other night, the memory of the first beer of the evening is not. Redhook Rope Swing Summer Pilsner was served, glass full, as I … Continue reading