Butterbeer
Harry Potter arrived in theaters Friday and while that has absolutely nothing to do with beer, I thought I should mention what I read on Slashfood. In
February 6th, 2010 | In Beer Reviews | No Comments »
Budweiser Select 55 – Review
Budweiser Select 55 This was/is a hard beer to review. Why? Well, on one hand there is nothing wrong with the taste. There is very little taste to begin with and there is no offensive aftertaste (no real aftertaste at all). So as a beer malted beverage, this is really not bad. It has a
New Logo
I guess I can call it new, I mean it is, but there wasn't one that preceded it. Who knows, there might never be another new logo. So, that being the c
Microbrew Review and Why Dale’s Pale Ale is So Important
This week I received an email from David James who runs the Microbrew Review. David posts a new review about once a week. His reviews are insightful a
Dale’s Pale Ale – Review
Describing something as 'da bomb' tends to bring me back to days in grade school when I was all about things that were 'tha shit.' My Bazooka Joe T-Sh
Mistaken Identity – McSorely’s Ale Review (Sort of)
Back in the day, before I had graduated grade school, and before microbrews had taken over the American beer market, there were beers that had a case
El Cheapo Tallbous (AKA Malt Liquor and Friends)
I was walking around the grocery store and realized that their selection gets worse daily. While they begin to choose more specialty beers, it tends t
A Note From The Editor
Over the last couple of days, I have noticed that people are actually visiting this blog. Welcome, thank you, and come again. I wanted to let all of y
Pizza Beer – You’ve Got To Be F*#%ing Kidding
I was reading the internet just now and I shat myself. Why, you ask? Because what was simply joked about the other day on this site in Craft Brews T
Beer Can Chicken
Beer Can Chicken has been around for some time now. I heard of it about five years ago, saw a beer can chicken roaster (why?) about three years ago,
Faxe – One Big Can O’ Beer
One thing that never ceases to amaze me is packaging. Obviously a great label can sell a beer. So can the can (Foster's). Foster's redefined the indus
