A+R Ales "I Do" IPA
On the occasion of City Sliquors ' third anniversary of bringing goodness to beer lovers in the area, they had a sp…
On the occasion of City Sliquors ' third anniversary of bringing goodness to beer lovers in the area, they had a sp…
The first two Ballast Point beers that I reviewed demonstrated a clear ability to get things done in an orderly fashio…
A gift from the same friend that gave me the last Star Trek beer I tried, this is also from the same brewery. That one…
Pilsners in general have done pretty well on my blog, and that surprises me, as I would never have picked pilsners as …
I hesitate to even do this review. A man I fully trust to pick out a good beer (who runs the very helpful City Sliquors…
I really liked the 60-minute IPA , and I loved the 90-minute IPA , so the ever-friendly Jeremy, proprietor of the much …
Honestly, this is probably the best label of all of the Wiseacre beers so far. This has a wacky couple of angels and..…
This is a kind of beer that has sour cherries that compliment the rest of the beverage. I am told that hipsters enjoy t…
Not the first mead that I've had. The last one was possibly too much of a surprise to me for me to really enjoy it…
Another Ballast Point beer. It seems that when I get ahold of a brewer I've never had, I tend to get a few of thei…
Wiseacre continues the series of pretty crappy looking labels. The other two beers showed promise, but they both faile…