Entries Tagged 'Beer Tastings' ↓

I don't know much about goats, except that males piss on their heads to
attract females.  This beer definitely didn't taste like piss, not
that I've ever tasted it.

Alright down to business, this beer is good.  Not great but
good.  It's  light bodied with a good hop balance.  The
ending is a little weird.  Prior to trying this brew I heard it
had a stange ending and it's the sour overtones of grapefruit. 
The aftertaste isn't bad, it's just different and I would happily drink
another, and another, and another.

So next time you are out, grab yourself a Goat and enjoy the after taste. 

This
entry really isn't a beer review as much as it is a plead for our
readers to run out and grab this beer.  Karmeliet Tripel is an
outstanding beer.  I drank too many to really review it, hence the
reason why I can vouch for this ale.  It may be my new favorite
brew. 

Next time I'll only drink one and I'll do a real review.  Until then, just go grab one. 

I was drawn to this beer simply because of its name.  It reminded
me of a school in Orlando, FL that specializes in Film, Art, and design
by the same name (Full Sail). 

Nevermind this mindless ramble; this beer is a crafty brew.  It
has a good hoppy flavor that's complimented by a medium body. 

Full Sail Amber
is a great beer to match with your more flavorful dishes.  My dish
of choice was a burger and fries my friend, a burger and fries. 
It was damn good. 

Highly recommend this amber ale. 

It's been a while since we've done some beer tastings and I'm happy to
report that we'll be doing quite a few this week.  I'm also happy
to report that most will taste better than this beer. 

Unibroue is one of my favorite brewers, so I'm not sure if I should
blame them or the bar I was visiting.  This belgian style a ale
came with a decent head, but quickly fell flat.  Mild carbonation
is typical but this was non-existant.  As for taste, it reminded
me of a trip to AB's factory where you can discover what beechwood
tastes like.  The body is as thick as water, with a mild woody
overtone for flavor. 

So yes, I'm disappointed in this beer.  As I eluded to before,
this could be the establishments fault as it was a draft.  As
someone asked, “why didn't you just return it?”  Even if it's a
bad beer, it's still a beer damn it.

I was bored of my usuall beer the other night so I grabbed the beer list looking for something that would be naughty or nice.  I found something, called North Coast Brewing Company PranQster - Belgian Style Ale. 

It's a good beer.  It's not a belgian ale by far, but as a substitute I would recommend it.  When it came to the table, it had the largest head I have ever seen on a belgian.  Ok that sounds wrong, but belgian ales aren't usally as carbonated as this belgian style ale is.  The body is medium with a good fruity taste for the palate.  I would describe the beer further, but after several of these, the 6.9% alcohol content hits you.   

If you're looking for something a little different, grab a PranQster.  It's similiar to a Blue Moon, but with more carbonation. 

As for price, I paid $6 per glass.