Keith Crump

9.0

Refreshing — 5 years ago

James Forsyth

9.1

This Kingsguard from LIC Beer Project is a DDH New England Style IPA. Rich fruit that gives way to a distinctly bitter finish. Good but not as smooth as some of its peers.
@Delectable Wine — 6 years ago

Galen Hasler

9.3

Unique tasty — 7 years ago

Shane Jones

9.5

One of my favorite NC beers. It's a very balanced beer, and an overall outstanding IPA — 8 years ago

Richard Lewis

9.2

Upfront lemon with brûléed candy cap mushroom, and a sourness like a gose beer. This wouldn't be for everyone, but went perfectly with our fish tacos. — 9 years ago

with Lynne

Mike Mighetto Hoefling

8.9

Bitter, hoppy, flavored of lemon and soft spice. Sad this brewery is closing. — 10 years ago

Dan O'Brien

Owner/Winemaker Gail Wines

9.1

I loathe farmhouse beers mostly. This was fucking awesome. — 11 years ago

Keith Crump

9.0

Nothing more to add — 6 years ago

Mark Flesher

9.5

If you ever see anything from Texas Ale Project (TAP) on store shelves, you shouldn't ask logical questions like 'is this my kind of beer?' or 'do I have enough money in my checking account since I don't get paid until Friday?' or 'is this going to be good in the 180 degree heat index of my car while I make 6 more stops between here and the house?' or 'why do you drive on a parkway and park on a driveway?' (exception: Dallas, where everyone is always parked on driveways, tollways, freeways, parkways, etc). The questions you need to ask are 'how much do they have?', 'can it all fit in my car?', and 'can those other six stops wait until I at least get home and put this all in the beer fridge?'. And then buy a metric ton of it. Or a 4-pack if you have a Smarte car. And then get home and find that the hops are perfectly integrated. Pine, citrus, perfectly balanced. Now there's a third thing to like about Dallas. 100 million angels singing indeed. Well done TAP! — 6 years ago

Mark Flesher

9.4

This is Cobra Dawn of the Dank. Last of the four and I hate to admit is the winner over the Dogfish! Poured a hazy DANK amber color into the glass. Nose of citrus and melon, almost kind of smelled like a torqued up Hefeweizen. Great hop structure. Finished really well. Almost as well as a Stone beer. But not quite! LOL, this was still a ridiculously good beer. Great way to start the weekend! — 8 years ago

Jeffrey Long

9.1

This is an excellent new small Brewery in Brussels with some really well-made beers. Delta IPA was good, but the New England IPA was truly exceptional and could easily pass for a Hill Farmstead Beer. Truly outstanding. — 8 years ago

with Vanessa and Jim

Scott C

Founder / Co-director SR Wine imports

9.2

Fabulous , intense exotic fruits on the nose . Mango , hint of chili . Perfect balance , refreshing . A beautiful beer , love Garage project ! — 9 years ago

Matt Nicoletti

8.9

Really good beer. Slightly hoppy and lots of flavor. — 10 years ago

Daron Watson

9.5

New Anthem: Throwing Shade ~ DDH IPA w pale malt, wheat, oats, lactose, and Citra hops — 6 years ago

Casey Curbow

Sales Associate Windsor Wine Merchants

9.3

Such purity of peach with the fringes of well balanced sourness. — 6 years ago

Jeffrey Long

9.3

Yeah, pretty fucking tart, and dry, and funky. Nice! — 7 years ago

with Chris

James Forsyth

10

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

Jake Hajer

9.1

This is the Wicked Weed brewery from Ashville, Nc. The beer is the Bedeviled, a Belgian Golden Ale. With a little haze and big body, this reminds me of a Belgian triple. Maybe like St. Martin's. 9% alc. Banana bread toast, ginger and lees. This brewery, which specializes in sours, is top notch. They remind me of Russian River. — 9 years ago

Maxence Guilluy

10

Great beer! — 10 years ago

Michael Bedell

8.9

Sampling for next week — 11 years ago