Half Acre Double Daisy Cutter
I’ve heard great things about this Chicago Beer, especially from my friend Lee Williams. So as soon I saw fellow beer blogger, Jake Koeneman, tweet about going to the brewery to pick some up,...
Category: Pale Ale
Ithaca Excelsior White Gold
I was surprised to see this at my local Stew Leonard’s Liquor store. We’ve had the main line (6-packs) of Ithaca beers for awhile in NJ, but this is the first time I’m seeing...
Chatue Rogue First Growth Wet Hop Ale
It’s not everyday when there is so little published about a Beer. The Chatue Rogue First Growth Wet Hop Ale is just that. Nothing on the Rogue website about the beer, a couple blog...
Beer Review: Flying Dog Double Dog Pale Ale
My first taste of the Flying Dog Double Dog was in Beer Brawl 4. Since then I’ve been looking for a reason to have it again. Well, no reason is as good as any...
Beer Review: Samuel Smith’s Old Brewery Pale Ale
Since I had the Wychwood Fiddler’s Elbow English Pale Ale, I thought it would be fitting to have the Samuel Smith’s Old Brewery Pale Ale right after to get a good appreciation for the...
Beer Review: Wychwood Fiddler’s Elbow English Pale Ale
I’m not entirely sure how this Wychwood Fiddler’s Elbow English Pale Ale ended up in my Beer Cellar, but it has been there for a couple months and you don’t want to let Pale...
Beer Review: Cricket Hill American Ale
To celebrate American Craft Beer Week, I’m keeping it local, as local as I can. Cricket Hill is the closest brewery to my house in New Jersey. There are only 13 breweries in New...
Highland St. Terese’s Pale Ale
A fellow homebrewer sent me a couple bottles of this beer from Ashville North Carolina. I always enjoy trying local craft brews, first you never know what your gonna get and secondly that unknown...
Great Divide Fresh Hop Pale Ale
I was looking forward to this beer. I love hops, but I’ve never had a fresh hop beer. A fresh hop beer is one that is brewed with wet hops, hops that have been...
Brooklyn Local 1
Brooklyn Local 1 is a Belgium style Strong Pale Ale brewed by Brooklyn Brewery in Brooklyn NY. With an ABV (Alcohol By Volume) of 9% it is a definitely a strong beer. This corked...
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