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St John Brewers, Virgin Islands Tropical Mango Pale Ale

by J Frazzetta on August 30th, 2010
Bottle/Tap: Bottle Just when I thought that I had every kind of fruit beer – blueberry, apricot, watermelon, strawberry, raspberry, snozberry – I find a mango flavored ale.  The part that really caught my attention was the fact that this was a pale ale and not some kind of lighter beer.  Most fruit beers focus on the fruit flavor and the beer is comparable to a hefewiezen or some other light bodied brew.  When you turn a pale ale into a fruit beer, you get my attention and then I have to drink, and drink I did. First and foremost, this...

Flying Goose Brew Pub, Alexandria Alt

by J Frazzetta on August 23rd, 2010
Bottle/Tap: Growler Whoever came up with the idea of the growler--they were a genius.  There is nothing like 64 ounces of draft goodness in your refrigerator pulled fresh from the tap in a handy glass bottle.  The only stipulation is that you should try to drink the contents within a few days of opening it, to preserve the flavor, or you could just invite some friends over and sample a good local beer.  I was a part of the latter.  Over the weekend a friend of mind swung by the Flying Goose Brew Pub in New London and picked up...

Rogue Brewing, Somer Orange Honey Ale

by J Frazzetta on August 16th, 2010
Bottle/Tap: Bottle When I hear the word "rogue" several things pop into my mind and none of them have to do with Sarah Palin.  I envision a comic book character or a brewer that knows how to catch your attention.  Rogue Brewing has such offerings as their ‘Dead Guy Ale’ or ‘Chipotle Ale’, but this time I went with something fitting for the season.  I also dig these guys because they use the large bottles for distribution; I find that the taste of a 22 ounce bottle is by far better than a regular 12 ounce. Do not be mistaken by...

Narragansett, Lager

by J Frazzetta on August 9th, 2010
Bottle/Can/Tap: Can Sometimes the best things are the simple things.  I know that I talk about drinking beers with ‘complex flavors’ and ‘intense aromas’ but every once in a while it is nice to kick back with a lager and relax.  For such an occasion, Narragansett is selling their lager in 16 ounce tall boy cans, and trust me--16 ounce cans are the new 12 ounce cans.  I happened upon a six pack and put a few in the fridge waiting for the right amount of humidity to crack them open. Marketing their lager as ‘the official beer of the Clam’,...

Harpoon Brewing, Single Hop ESB

by J Frazzetta on August 2nd, 2010
Bottle/Tap: Bottle When you hear phrases like "single barrel" or "oak-aged", a lot of the times you could be talking about whiskey, cognac or scotch.  If you see those phrases on a bottle of beer, you’re in for a treat.  I’ve had a lot of aged beers, be it oak or plastic, and they all taste very good.  I have never seen a beer that proclaimed to be a single type of hop instead of a variety.  I was intrigued and decided to check this off the 100 Barrel Series Harpoon is promoting.  I haven’t had very many in the...


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