Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale is one of my favorites!
About that... Mum and I went to BJ's Brewhouse on time last summer for lunch, I drove. I usually get one of their own brews, but this time I got a KBBA.
I was hungry and thirsty, and drank one faster than usual and... nothing. hhhmmm... I've had this before and it's fairly strong, for my taste. OK, fine, I'll have another! (Refrained from breaking the glass by throwing it down on the floor.)
Okaaayyyy... Sho MumZie hAd two drev me kaR hommme.
About that... Mum and I went to BJ's Brewhouse on time last summer for lunch, I drove. I usually get one of their own brews, but this time I got a KBBA.
I was hungry and thirsty, and drank one faster than usual and... nothing. hhhmmm... I've had this before and it's fairly strong, for my taste. OK, fine, I'll have another! (Refrained from breaking the glass by throwing it down on the floor.)
Okaaayyyy... Sho MumZie hAd two drev me kaR hommme.
No, you're good. Mash is part of the brewing process as well. When all of the grain (most likely malted barley) is steeped with water. It smells like cereal, in a good way. I think maybe the flavor you're looking for is "bready?"
Finally got my hands on some Sam Adams Winter Lager, just in time for Christmas.
Saw the store had a "Game Day" sampler pack too with a new brew in it, Alpine Ale. Will have to seek that out again when I kick this Winter Lager.
Edit: the Winter Lager seems different this year. A bit more citrus to it.
Saw the store had a "Game Day" sampler pack too with a new brew in it, Alpine Ale. Will have to seek that out again when I kick this Winter Lager.
Edit: the Winter Lager seems different this year. A bit more citrus to it.
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This brew just dropped locally...
It's a stout from Calvert Brewing brewed in conjunction with a local "gourmet" donut shop, similar to Duck Donuts.
It pours on the thicker side and it just tastes like a stout. Not really picking up on any sweet element in there.
Edit: finished the first one. About halfway through, I started picking up on some sweetness. Its also pretty heavy, I would definitely categorize this as a "dessert beer."
It's a stout from Calvert Brewing brewed in conjunction with a local "gourmet" donut shop, similar to Duck Donuts.
It pours on the thicker side and it just tastes like a stout. Not really picking up on any sweet element in there.
Edit: finished the first one. About halfway through, I started picking up on some sweetness. Its also pretty heavy, I would definitely categorize this as a "dessert beer."
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I would get thus when I first became legal. It wasn't bad...I liked the commercials with the penguins. Dooby dooby doo...
And now for something completely different...
I had one of these at a restaurant the other day. Must Find More!
I had one of these at a restaurant the other day. Must Find More!
10 TON - Warped Wing Brewery
Availability: Year-round Draught | 6pk cans Tasting notes: Dark and roasty with hints of chocolate & vanilla The Industrial Revolution that forged Dayton, O was built on the backs of many. Where sweat, dirt, and pride were part of the everyday diet. And not until that last bolt was tightened...
Sorry, forgot to post my latest samplings!
Braxton Brewing Graeter's Stout:
I can taste the flavors of raspberry and chocolate, but they're not overpowering nor leave an unpleasant after-taste. Smooth n' Tasty- Recommended!
Also a local brewery Lock 27 of Dayton, OH. I bought a 6-pack of cans of their "Keifaber Street Red Ale." Could not find any pictures of it...
A good Irish Red, smooth and tasty. Will buy again!
Oh... and WHY am I up at 3 am?!?!
Braxton Brewing Graeter's Stout:
I can taste the flavors of raspberry and chocolate, but they're not overpowering nor leave an unpleasant after-taste. Smooth n' Tasty- Recommended!
Also a local brewery Lock 27 of Dayton, OH. I bought a 6-pack of cans of their "Keifaber Street Red Ale." Could not find any pictures of it...
A good Irish Red, smooth and tasty. Will buy again!
Oh... and WHY am I up at 3 am?!?!