On today’s Brew Review, I’m having a beer from Great Lakes Brewery up in Toronto (not to be confused with Great Lakes Brewing Company in Cleveland), trying out their 5.2% Canuck Pale Ale. Continue reading Brew Review – Great Lakes Brewery Canuck Pale Ale

I love the movie Mean Girls, so I had to try Regina George from Ill Will Brewing for tonight’s Brew Review, a 5.5% sour ale brewed with prickly pear, strawberry, and marshmallow. Continue reading Brew Review – Ill Will Brewing Regina George

I’m trying out a new fantastic Hydra collab from Mortalis on tonight’s Valentine’s Day Brew Review, Hydra Push Pop, a 7% sour ale brewed with cantaloupe, strawberry, banana, and marshmallow they collaborated on with YAH Brew in Hershey, PA. Continue reading Brew Review – Mortalis Brewing Co./YAH Brew Hydra Push Pop

I did have one more Ill Will Taylor themed beer, This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things. This 6.3% ale on today’s Brew Review was brewed with espresso, chocolate, caramel, and cream. Continue reading Brew Review – Ill Will Brewing This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things

I rarely have porters, but they’re always nice here and there during the winter for a lighter dark beer. On tonight’s Brew Review, I’m having Whitman Brewing Company in Saratoga, NY’s 4.8% Light & Sound Discipline. Continue reading Brew Review – Whitman Brewing Company Light & Sound Discipline

Jasper is my favorite series from Fidens Brewing, all brewed with Citra hops. On today’s Brew Review, I’m having Triple Jasper with Krush, adding Krush hops along with the Citra to this 10% triple ipa. Continue reading Brew Review – Fidens Brewing Company Triple Jasper with Krush

I’m having the last of the Taylor Swift themed Ill Will beers on today’s Brew Review. Mean is a 5.5% ale brewed with pineapple, banana, coconut, and habanero. Continue reading Brew Review – Ill Will Brewing Mean

On today’s Brew Review, I’m having the Rye version of Diabolical Iridescence from Boiler Brewing Co. This 12.6% double mash extended boil Russian imperial stout was aged 2 years in a single Willett Family Estate Rye barrel conditioned on toasted and raw organic coconut, Madagascar and Papua New Guinea vanilla beans, Filipino cacao nibs, and a kiss of freshly roasted single origin Guatemalan coffee beans. Continue reading Brew Review – Boiler Brewing Co. Diabolical Iridescence (Rye)