Coop Ale Works
Coop Ale Works
Saturday Siren Dry-Hopped Pils
Coop Ale Works Saturday Siren 🚨 Pilsner. Damn fine. — 8 years ago
Brewery Ommegang
Three Philosophers Quadrupel Ale
Dang!!.. Is the best way to describe while in Houston I guess. Stupid pricey at $15usd for 750ml, but almost worth it. The cherry is very much present, but is not overwhelming and totally works. 9.7% — 9 years ago
Noble Ale Works
Break Away Pale Ale
Tastes like grapefruit! Not super deep flavor, but I like it. — 10 years ago
The Church Brew Works
Millennium (2000) Trippel Belgian Style Tripped Ale
It was very a very light beer with a distinct crisp sparkling. It was very floral. A very good beer and went down very smoothly. — 10 years ago
Noble Ale Works
Chinook Showers Double IPA
Single hop series, this time with Galaxy bred by those fun-loving Aussies in 1994. I get dank hashish, lemonade, tropical fruit, and freshly mowed lawn. Lightish body and a dry finish, though alcohol contributes a lengthy subtle sweetness. Excellent balance and a pleasure to drink. Galaxy and Nelson are my favorite hops right now; and Noble does them justice; would be educational to taste them side by side. — 11 years ago
Coop Ale Works
DNR With Chocolate Bourbon Barrel Aged Cask It Series 2018
Cocoa/hot chocolate powder mix on the nose. Creamy, milky and well-balanced chocolate on the palate. One of the best efforts I’ve tasted from Coop. — 7 years ago
Samuel Smith Old Brewery
Organic Pale Ale
Experimenting with cutting edge pairings. Beer and salty nuts- I am going to say it works. — 8 years ago
Coop Ale Works
Alpha Hive Double IPA
Super fresh. Canned 24 hours ago. Massive fresh hoppy nose. Sticky, resiny hops flavor with a slight hint of the honey that cuts the bitterness perfectly. — 9 years ago
Noble Ale Works
Naughty Sauce Ale
Really unusual. Intense coffee nose and nutty frapaccino with cinnamon on the palate. A nice light dessert beer that Jarad would probably rate a 10. — 10 years ago
Noble Ale Works
Big Whig IPA
Solid hoppyness , would purchase again — 10 years ago
Deschutes Brewery
Armory XPA Experimental Pale Ale 1988
Only 5.9% works for me — 11 years ago
Other Half Brewing Co.
Oh... Double Dry Hopped India Pale Ale
The Other Half's Oh... Double IPA is extraordinary. Perfect almost Zen like balance, rich and juicy yet not at all heavy - the 6% alcohol content is exactly right in my view. From the brewery's website: "Double dry hopped IPA w / citra, galaxy, motueka + citra lupulin powder". Not quite the ideal of water, hops, barley and yeast, but it works so very well. Here's some context: The Other Half is a brewery in Red Hook, Brooklyn that is, in my opinion, making the best beers in the New England (juicy) IPA style. This type of beer has become popular recently and rightly as done well they are both complex and approachable. Recently The Other Half took over a bar in Manhattan serving a range of their beers. The place was packed. The Other Half is so hot right now. And rightly. If you do visit the brewery, plan on doing so early in the evening if you are intending on buying cans. They sell out fast. — 7 years ago
Krebs Brewing Co.
Prairie Artisan Ales Merica Farmhouse Ale
Just the right amount of funk - it is funky. A healthy amount of hops works to balance out the funk, not too avante-garde, a bit like a good jazz track. Something I'd love to drink again. — 9 years ago
Coop Ale Works
Territorial Reserve Bourbon Barrel Aged Imperial Stout 2016
Nice fresh hoppy / pine scented nose. Massively tropical fruited palate of pineapple and coconut. All tied together with a nice but not overdone malty backbone. Probably the best, most complex beer Coop has produced. — 9 years ago
Noble Ale Works
Tongue Tickles Double IPA
Dankness, orange rind, pineapple, guava. Light malts, medium body. Velvety texture, fresh, little bitterness. Outstanding balance. One of the best IPA's available. — 10 years ago
Ballast Point Brewing Company
Grapefruit Sculpin India Pale Ale
Grapefruity. It works. — 10 years ago
Clown Shoes
Hoppy Feet Black India Pale Ale
A pretty good black IPA, not the best in the style, but more like a hopped up proter/stout, rich chocolate, Expresso, roasted malt, very nice, very good hop bitterness works with that sweet malt backbone, but not much on the citrus notes, that is why I stand by it is more like a hopped up proter/stout than a true back IPA, but again, enjoyable — 11 years ago
Brian Boothe
Very interesting flavor profile. Lighter than expected for an IPA. Aroma, check. Citrus, check. No bitterness, check. Creamy, bonus! — 7 years ago