Bottle conditioned hefeweizen from New Glarus. Unfiltered, it was a little weird to hold the glass up to the light and see "stalactites" of yeast sediment dangling just under the head, but this eventually incorporated as the beer warmed. VERY nice. I really liked this. Easy drinking with an unexpected fruit note.
Beer of the Day - BOTD - 2021
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Bottle conditioned hefeweizen from New Glarus. Unfiltered, it was a little weird to hold the glass up to the light and see "stalactites" of yeast sediment dangling just under the head, but this eventually incorporated as the beer warmed. VERY nice. I really liked this. Easy drinking with an unexpected fruit note.
Found some! I was getting a little envious; this brewery was a bit prominent in the 2020 thread. I was really curious.
A neat, different wee heavy. Malty stone fruit sweet, and the angelica gave it a spicy celery note. Had to look that up on Wikipedia. I couldn't place the taste. Good one.
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This one was nice, had good creaminess and tropical nose/flavor which I like without being overly malty (as a lot of doubles seem to be).
A lovely Dark Chocolate Stout
Maibocks give me hope that warmer weather is just ahead. From Capital Brewing in Wisconsin. Nectarine-sweet with a crisp, clean finish.
Einstock does a really nice porter as well if you can find it.
What a coincidence that you should mention it!
Reading some of the Icelandic words on the can leads me to believe that spelling bees over there are formidable events. The porter is good, too. But honestly I don't think I've ever had a bad one.
Reading some of the Icelandic words on the can leads me to believe that spelling bees over there are formidable events. The porter is good, too. But honestly I don't think I've ever had a bad one.
This is excellent. Slight sweetness from the vanilla/maple syrup. Good light boozy note from the barrel. And a good Porter as the base.
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Aaahh, nuts! I've been looking all over for it, and all I've been getting is one big goose egg! Well, I did find this:
The problem here is this was a release from LAST year, and my search for it was almost as obsessive as my search for Panther Cub.
Marvelroast is a little heavy on the vanilla, but it's drinkable. I won't need any more than the 4 pack.
Aaahh, nuts! I've been looking all over for it, and all I've been getting is one big goose egg! Well, I did find this:
The problem here is this was a release from LAST year, and my search for it was almost as obsessive as my search for Panther Cub.
Marvelroast is a little heavy on the vanilla, but it's drinkable. I won't need any more than the 4 pack.
Kriek Lambic from Une Année. Sour with a cherry finish. I prefer funky, unsour Belgian stuff, but this is good.
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On of the best NE style IPAs I’ve had.
That's the one! It was in a bottle when I had previously but looks like the same beer.
A Windswept Stout and Porter tonight. Had to wait a while for the head to settle on the stout 
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Both very nice beers, the Porter has a a strong coffee scent and taste, which is great for a coffee addict like me
.Both very nice beers, the Porter has a a strong coffee scent and taste, which is great for a coffee addict like me
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I stopped at the above establishment to buy some reward beers. The last time I visited, I picked up holiday brews. Today’s mission was Belgian.
This might be one of the best tasting Ales I've ever had. By Untitled Art
An Italian Trappiste Tripel. Popped the cap and lost an ounce on the copper, which would adequately describe the color. Some sediment at the bottom of the bottle. The label says made with eucalyptus leaves, and there is a hint, but I also get Christmas spices. Enjoyable sipper. 8.5% ABV.
One of my go-to local IPAs. Good beer and cool artwork.
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