It's been way too long between posts, but enough excuses. Here's what's in the beer fridge tonight:
Sam Adams Boston Lager - a great "regular" beer, especially good with pizza.
Sam Adams Black Lager - another great SA beer; drink with hearty meat and potato dishes.
Dogfish Head Midas Touch - quite interesting, almost wine-like...not an everyday beer, but pushes the boundaries of what beer is.
1809 - a Berliner Weisse...Napoleon called it the champage of the north.
Dogfish Head Festina Peche - a Berliner Weisse-style beer, done Dogfish style. Refreshing in warm weather, the lacto makes it a good aperitif.
Strongbow - not a beer, but one of the best ciders available; this is Michelle's favorite.
O'Hara's Celtic Stout - the beer that introduced me to real beer...my first beer love.
Paulaner Oktoberfest - creamy, malty, delicious, and a lager to boot. Ale snobs, take note.
Sweetwater IPA - not only a local beer, but one of great east of the Mississippi IPAs.
Jolly Pumpkin La Roja - an American Wild Ale, full of sour fruit flavors...mouth puckering and yummy.
Raspberry Sour (homebrew) - my own version of a fruit beer, with souring lactobacillus to balance out the sweetness. A favorite amongst many of my friends, especially the ladies.
Dunkelweizen (homebrew) - brand-new homebrew, barely 2 weeks in the bottle. Extremely dark, roasty with chocolate and banana overtones. I expect this will age well, though it won't keep since I'll be drinking it...;)
Belgian Strong Ale (homebrew) - I intended this to be a tripel, but it ended up too sweet. Nevertheless, a pretty decent Belgian Ale, about 7.5% ABV.
And...in the queue...
Indian Brown Ale (homebrew) - my first attempt at a Brown IPA...tasted great at bottling, can't wait to try it fully carbonated.
That's it for now...until next posting, drink better.
Better Drinking
Saturday, April 05, 2008 at 8:21 PM
In the fridge - 4/5/08
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In my fridge is also SA Boston Lager. I purchase this beer every once in awhile. Was a "break through" beer for me into better drinking. I have a couple more commonly found beers in my fridge that I tried for the first time this weekend. Spaten Optimator and Murphy's Red. The Optimator was excellent. Murphy's was better than the more commonly known Killian's Irish Red. I also found me a Montana brewed beer called Black Dog.
Glad to see you blogging again.
Posted by Jason Nota | May 04, 2008 7:16 AM