One of my recent style kicks has been Saisons. After asking around for a good one, I decided to follow the advice of a few people and checkout Boulevard Brewings Saison-Brett (2015). The dry hopped, bottle conditioned beer was aged…
I recently was able to pick up a six pack of Immortal Beloved, a Hefeweizen by Cerveceria Mexicana S.A. de C.V. in Mexico. The beer is available year-round and has an ABV of 5.50%. Offering: 12 oz bottle poured into a pint…
One of my favorite breweries is Stone Brewing Company out California. They have a lot of special releases that make it all the way to the St. Louis area. One of the latest was their 18th Anniversary IPA, an Imperial…
I was recently able to pick up a six pack of can of 4 Hands Brewing Company’s Single Speed, an American Blonde Ale. The St. Louis Brewery has the beer available year-round. The ale, which has an ABV of 5.00%,…
I wish you could look hard enough at liquor stores around St. Louis to find a few beers by Three Floyds Brewing Company, an Indiana brewery. They make some really good beers, especially Zombie Dust, an American Pale Ale. The…
Down the street from Avery Brewing in Boulder, Colorado is the smaller Asher Brewing. The brewery is in a smaller strip, but is easy to find as they have seating out front. The brewery is 100% organic, from ingredients to…
On a recent trip to Colorado, I set a goal to try as much new beer as possible; Colorado is prime beer country and they had a lot to offer. We were making a short stop in Boulder, so I…
On a recent trip to Dubuque, Iowa, I was able to run across the Mississippi River to the small town of Galena, Illinois to visit their brewery. The brewery is about 5 hours from the St. Louis area and is…
Review: Boulevard Irish Ale My grocery store started carrying this Boulevard product for the first time, and I’m a sucker for Reds. Beer: Boulevard Irish AleBrewery: Boulevard Brewing CompanyStyle: Irish Red AleABV: 5.80% The beer poured a dark amber, almost…
Review: McSorley’s Irish Pale Ale After drinking my disappointing Irish Red (more to come on that later), I needed to find a Red that was much better. McSorley’s was one I’d seen and never tasted, so I figured I’d give…
