Okay, this is a different one. I don't normally take grape juice in my stouts, but after having the Hibernal Vinifera Stout from Ska Brewing, i'm willing to change my stance on that. It's cool. I can admit when i'm wrong. The beer pours a dark black with a light brown head. The initial aromas consist of roasted malt, chocolate, and a little bit of alcohol. The taste combines those elements with some lovely fruit notes from the grape juice. It's sweet and bitter and smooth. I found these very, very easy to drink, and they were an excellent companion for the cold nights we had in Austin last week.
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"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." So, i'm going to try a new one every week and tell you all about it.
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Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Friday, January 18, 2013
Nefarious Ten Pin Imperial Porter
Still winter time. Still digging on the darker brews. But this time, i felt i should go for more of a traditional porter without all the coffee, or pecans, or pumpkin (the kind i just brewed myself), and so i give you the Nefarious Ten Pin Imperial Porter from Ska Brewing Co. in Durango, Colorado. The brew is a pretty straight forward porter, dark, malty, and with your usual hints of caramel and chocolate. An excellent beer for a cold day. Sometimes it's nice to just enjoy a classic.
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