Posts Tagged: Beer Reviews
Deuchars IPA
Posted by on Saturday, October 16, 2004 in - leave a comment
India Pale Ale did not originate in from Scotland, though the Scots brewers were early adopters of most English styles as a matter of survival. This very light ale for an IPA has something of the Scots roast barley bite and a slight smokey yeast there as well as a very nice bright orangy flavour …
Best
Posted by on Thursday, October 14, 2004 in - leave a comment
Was there ever a cheerier vision planned to met your eye upon the opening of your first case? Congratulations Cooperstown Brewing Company of Milford, New York.
Ruination IPA
Posted by on Thursday, October 14, 2004 in - 9 comments
Nothing but an ale most masterful could claim this name. 7.7%. Light wine. It smells like opening a bag of hops pellets and tastes like licking one out. This is a BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEG brew and meant to be. If you do not like hops this is not the beer for you. If you can not contemplate beauty in the …
Party Source
Posted by on Tuesday, October 12, 2004 in - leave a comment
A week off and I wanted to do another run into Syracuse for some important research. My inquiries with the Homebrewers Digest had let me know that the two spots to check out for micro-brew selection were the Galeville Grocery and Party Source. Both are located on decent strips, the Old Liverpool …
The National Six-Pack III
Posted by on Saturday, October 9, 2004 in - 3 comments
50. portland asked me to. And worst of all, this is actually a case...which I can never remember what they call in Ontario where a case is really a two-four. In Halifax, a case was 12. I don't know what I will do with the other eleven. A slice of lime won't even make it a Molrona as this is from …
The National Six-Pack II
Posted by on Saturday, October 2, 2004 in - leave a comment
Wellington Special Pale Ale or SPA. At the Beer Store for $10.50. From Guelph, Ontario. Can't say there are bad tastes in this brew. Then again, I can't say there is much taste at all. Not thin, no, it's got a medium-light body and the colour of light maple syrup and...that is about it on first …
The National Six-Pack
Posted by on Wednesday, September 29, 2004 in - 7 comments
As I walk through this troubled world hunched over starting at my feet I sometimes wonder things. Things like why do the Red Ensign bloggers let me hang out when we don't believe in too much in common. Things like why golf is. Things like why can't Canada make good beer like the British and …
I Get Questions
Posted by on Friday, September 24, 2004 in - 6 comments
In the email this evening was this crisis of the soul: • “ I'm participating in a disc golf tournament tomorrow at Jacques • Cartier Park in Gatineau and one of the side contests is a closest to the pin contest. Since disc golf is for hippies and hooligans who don't like the cost and snobbery …
Rogue Chocolate Stout
Posted by on Saturday, September 18, 2004 in - 1 comment
I mented in a post below how I am amazed how the LCBO - Liquor Control Board of Ontario - cannot stock shelves better than a decent corner store in the USA. With the monopoly of 12 million people behind it, the LCBO is the greatest buyer of beer, wine and spirits in the world. The biggest used to …
More English Pale Ales
Posted by on Friday, September 17, 2004 in - 1 comment
In the spirit of the post that had to end, I picked up two world classy pale ales from Engherlant - Charles Wells Bombardier and Shepherd Neame Spitfire, both bought at the main LCBO in downtown Kingston. Bombardier is pretty much available year round now while the Spitfire is part of a seasonal …
