#10
Beer: Newcastle Brown Ale
Brewery: Scottish & Newcastle UK, Ltd; United Kingdom (Scotland)
Category: English Brown Ale
Date Drank: 3/5/09
Grade: B
Location purchased/drank: Punch's Alley (the bar at Wellesley College)
Served from a: bottle (no glass)
My beer was probably served too cold as it didn't have much flavor. Newcastle's one of those standby beers, at least for me. In the Sam Adams category...good, more likely to be available than other beers, not usually my first choice. Malty, hint of hops in background. Really, it was served too cold. But it's a college bar and what do I expect. Medium bodied.
#11
Beer: Grimbergen Dubbel
Brewery: Brouwerj Alken-Maes, Belgium
Category: Dubbel
Date Drank: 3/5/09
Grade: A-
Location purchased/drank: Wine and Cheese Cask, home
Served from a: Bottle, poured into a tulip-shaped glass
Drank this with pork chops tonight--good pairing. Brownish-reddish hue, low carbonation. Raisen-like flavor (but not cloying like Raison D'Etre). Sweet aroma--fruity, alcohol, yeast smells all present. Flavor is sweet, but not too sweet--making it great with the pork. Sour ending--almost like an Oude Kriek, but more mellow. Loved this beer since we had it in Brussels. Definitely don't serve too cold--my glass, that I'm still drinking, has been warming up for about an hour and tastes better and better as it does so. We keep our fridge a little too cold, but the flavor just pours out of it at a slightly warmer temperature.
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Thursday, March 5, 2009
Sunday, February 22, 2009
100 different beers
To revive the blog, I'm going to review 100 different beers.
Format may change over time.
#1
Beer: Anchor Liberty Ale
Brewery: Anchor Brewing Company, California
Category: American Pale Ale
Date Drank: 02/19/09
Grade: B
Location purchased/drank: Whole Foods
Served from a : Bottle
Anchor is a good brewery. I haven't had anything bad yet. Steam beer is an interesting concept, and apparently they are the only ones that do it. Whatever "it" is.
#2
Beer: Grimbergen Dubbel
Brewery: Brouwerij Alken-Maes, Belgium
Category: Dubbel
Date Drank: 02/19/09
Grade: B
Location purchased/drank: Wine and Cheese Cask
Served from a : Bottle
Simple Belgian taste, though I almost gave it a B- because it taste much worse from the bottle then poured into a glass.
#3
Beer: 60 Minute IPA
Brewery: Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Delaware
Category: American IPA
Date Drank: 02/20/09
Grade: B+
Location purchased/drank: Whole Foods
Served from a : Bottle
I love Dogfish! Though still the 90-minute is best.
Format may change over time.
#1
Beer: Anchor Liberty Ale
Brewery: Anchor Brewing Company, California
Category: American Pale Ale
Date Drank: 02/19/09
Grade: B
Location purchased/drank: Whole Foods
Served from a : Bottle
Anchor is a good brewery. I haven't had anything bad yet. Steam beer is an interesting concept, and apparently they are the only ones that do it. Whatever "it" is.
#2
Beer: Grimbergen Dubbel
Brewery: Brouwerij Alken-Maes, Belgium
Category: Dubbel
Date Drank: 02/19/09
Grade: B
Location purchased/drank: Wine and Cheese Cask
Served from a : Bottle
Simple Belgian taste, though I almost gave it a B- because it taste much worse from the bottle then poured into a glass.
#3
Beer: 60 Minute IPA
Brewery: Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Delaware
Category: American IPA
Date Drank: 02/20/09
Grade: B+
Location purchased/drank: Whole Foods
Served from a : Bottle
I love Dogfish! Though still the 90-minute is best.
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