Review: Rattle ’n’ Nemo by Orange Snail Brewers
Easy drinking full-bodied ale, drinkable year-round, pairing well with many pub menu favourites. Next St. Patricks Day, raise this instead of a Guinness.
Review: Mongo by Port Brewing Company
I would be more than happy to keep this stocked in the fridge as a perfect example of a classic west-coast DIPA. Smooth, incredibly drinkable, even at 8.5% ABV.
Review: Dortmunder Gold Lager by Great Lakes Brewing Co
Not to be confused with Great Lakes Brewery just west of Toronto, Canada, Great Lakes Brewing Co in Cleveland, Ohio, has been making great craft beer since 1988 (a year after their Canadian namesake opened, funnily enough). While I’ve not had the pleasure of...
How Florida is Fast Becoming a Player in the American Craft Beer Scene
One of the cool things about being a craft beer drinker – apart from the great beer itself – is seeing how the industry is growing in different areas and countries. Here in Ontario, Canada where I live, for example, there are over 240 craft brewers, with...
Getting to Know Whalers Brewing Company
So Scott and I were invited to take a tour of Whalers Brewing Company, located in Wakefield, RI, we graciously accepted. We were greeted by Emily, who was kind enough to show us to the taproom where she introduced us to Meghan who would be pouring the beers for the...
Review: Surfin’ Bird by El Segundo Brewing Company
Surfin Bird by El Segundo Brewing has joined the ranks of my Top 5 DIPAs. Incredibly clean and crisp, this can appeal to hop newcomers and hopheads alike.
