beernesday tasting notes
october 19, 2011
rogue chipotle ale - 5.5% roasted chipotle peppers produce an eye opening chile flavor in this deep golden ale with a malty, smoky aroma and smooth, crisp flavor
i love chipotle! so delish!
howe sound devil's elbow ipa - 6% an assertive ale that is heavily bittered and dry-hopped providing an intensive aroma and brewed using selected english and north american barley and hops
its a baby next to the imperial ipa, but its a lovely tasty baby!
paddock wood loki double ipa - 8.7% double ipa weighing in at 80 ibus. brewed using cascade, amarillo, willamette and ekg hops, giving the beer a strong hop character
i dunno about this one... too boozey for me. but everyone else likes it and isn't finding the booze in it
rogue imperial younger's special bitter - 7.5% it has a triad of caramel maltiness, fruitiness and hop bitterness in aroma and flavor and a dry, hoppy finish
too boozey for this little princess. but again, everyone else loves it and can't find the booze
maybe its me?
phillips eternal optimist ipl - 6% this ipl may be eminently smoother but, as an ipa brewed like a lager, it's just as rare
it smells like a lager, it tastes like a lager at first
but then the hops come on through and its a little bit of alright!
central city red racer ipa - 6.5% this ale has an intense aroma and a long lingering finish. a beer for the connoisseur, this is the brewmasters choice
as always, this is one hell of a beer!
october 26, 2011
rogue double dead guy - 9.5% buttery peanut brittle, orange blossom tea aromas follow through to a rich chewy and fruity full body with nice notes of caramel drizzled dried apricot and roasted grains and spice
fabulous as always! double the fun!
elysian bifrost winter ale - 7.5% taste is bold and balanced with a good amount of citrus and earthy hop bitters to offset the malt character
so nice i ordered it twice! paired well with my garlicky caesar salad
light, pale and hoppy for a winter ale - yes, yes, yes!
rogue chatoe good chit pilsner - 5% made with rogue farm barley that is floor-malted in small batches
yup, i really like this pilsner - yum!
granville island brockton oval ipa - 6% brwed in the style of a pacific northwest india pale ale, this refreshing ipa is golden coloured and well hopped
had a little trouble standing up to the other bigger boys i ordered in my sampler
green flash imperial ipa - 9.4% a super-hoppy (101 ibus), high gravity, yet highly quaffable ale, green flash imperial ipa is created in this new tradition, with intense hop flavors and aromas from a unique blend of summit and nugget hops
just lovely! and it didn't overwhelm the rest of the beers in my sampler
for a flavourful imperial ipa that's darned impressive!
red truck alt - 4.7% the aromas and flavors are restrained to emphasize a firm hop character. despite the colour, this ale is very drinkable as the overall impression of this beer is very clean
me, i don't much care for an alt
rogue chipotle ale - 5.5% roasted chipotle peppers produce an eye opening chile flavor in this deep golden ale with a malty, smoky aroma and smooth, crisp flavor
i love chipotle! so delish!
howe sound devil's elbow ipa - 6% an assertive ale that is heavily bittered and dry-hopped providing an intensive aroma and brewed using selected english and north american barley and hops
its a baby next to the imperial ipa, but its a lovely tasty baby!
paddock wood loki double ipa - 8.7% double ipa weighing in at 80 ibus. brewed using cascade, amarillo, willamette and ekg hops, giving the beer a strong hop character
i dunno about this one... too boozey for me. but everyone else likes it and isn't finding the booze in it
rogue imperial younger's special bitter - 7.5% it has a triad of caramel maltiness, fruitiness and hop bitterness in aroma and flavor and a dry, hoppy finish
too boozey for this little princess. but again, everyone else loves it and can't find the booze
maybe its me?
phillips eternal optimist ipl - 6% this ipl may be eminently smoother but, as an ipa brewed like a lager, it's just as rare
it smells like a lager, it tastes like a lager at first
but then the hops come on through and its a little bit of alright!
central city red racer ipa - 6.5% this ale has an intense aroma and a long lingering finish. a beer for the connoisseur, this is the brewmasters choice
as always, this is one hell of a beer!
october 26, 2011
rogue double dead guy - 9.5% buttery peanut brittle, orange blossom tea aromas follow through to a rich chewy and fruity full body with nice notes of caramel drizzled dried apricot and roasted grains and spice
fabulous as always! double the fun!
elysian bifrost winter ale - 7.5% taste is bold and balanced with a good amount of citrus and earthy hop bitters to offset the malt character
so nice i ordered it twice! paired well with my garlicky caesar salad
light, pale and hoppy for a winter ale - yes, yes, yes!
rogue chatoe good chit pilsner - 5% made with rogue farm barley that is floor-malted in small batches
yup, i really like this pilsner - yum!
granville island brockton oval ipa - 6% brwed in the style of a pacific northwest india pale ale, this refreshing ipa is golden coloured and well hopped
had a little trouble standing up to the other bigger boys i ordered in my sampler
green flash imperial ipa - 9.4% a super-hoppy (101 ibus), high gravity, yet highly quaffable ale, green flash imperial ipa is created in this new tradition, with intense hop flavors and aromas from a unique blend of summit and nugget hops
just lovely! and it didn't overwhelm the rest of the beers in my sampler
for a flavourful imperial ipa that's darned impressive!
red truck alt - 4.7% the aromas and flavors are restrained to emphasize a firm hop character. despite the colour, this ale is very drinkable as the overall impression of this beer is very clean
me, i don't much care for an alt
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