Too many thick, heavy, high IBU/ABV brews accumulating in the storage facility. Must visit a local specialty shop and procure some summer ales. Soon.
Too many thick, heavy, high IBU/ABV brews accumulating in the storage facility. Must visit a local specialty shop and procure some summer ales. Soon.
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Ovila saison with sage version for tonight's beverage. More later.
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At ABC now enjoying my Beerwine. Deliscioso! It is actually their award winning Ninja Porter aged in Cabernet barrels with sour cherries added. The sour cherries counterbalance the sweetness of the wine. Same ABV of the regular Ninja Porter at around 5.2% and only in 8 oz. pours due to its limited availability. This beer is really smooth and delicious.
(I guess this would be classified as an actual review because there are no bottles or printed material for me to plagiarize from. Heh, heh.)
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Charleston is becoming a really solid beer town. Holy City, Palmetto, Lost Tide, Cooper River, Frothy Beard, among others. On steamy summer days, the Palmetto Island Wit was probably my favorite. The balance of orange peel and coriander was very tasty. Lots to seek out and explore.
"Amazing what a minute can do."
Are they all within stumbling, err, walking distance of each other? Our older son-in-law and I were in Wilmington, NC last month and we walked from Flytrap to Waterline, stopping at Ironclad in-between, a distance of almost 1.3 miles from north to south, so over a 2.5 round trip walking tour of the city that we completed in about 3.5 hours. We skipped Front Street, which is about 3 blocks from Ironclad, based on our memories/reports from friends of average products, but, they have a much more extensive tap list than I remember from 5-6 years ago so it might be worth a re-visit.
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a decent brew, quite malty after imbibing my usual maltless beer a bit heavy for more than one a sitting, IMO. Feel same way about many browns I've tried.
I think my marzen (not sure how to do the colon above thingy) is every bit as good and much more fun when I make it at home. I'll bring some to my first football tailgate appearance this fall. About time to do a brew soon, soon an IPA for you resin/hops-lovers
gonna be tough.
, Oktoberfest in July.
Like this:
Märzen
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umlaut_(linguistics)
(That's what 3 years of German at Duke will learn ya. )
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Haw River Rustic Plow saison
On draft at Tylers.
Stylistically pretty pure, if you like saisons you should definitely have this one on your list.