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What Beer/Wine are you are tasting right now?

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Braxton Labs has a New England Pale Ale on tap now. Lower ABV, just 4.8%. I usually go for something higher but man this taste delicious.

 

I grabbed a crowler (32 oz) tonight. May grab a Growler tomorrow. Hazy and delicious. Crushable. Well done Labs.

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Saturday afternoon, we went to the Dunedin Brewery, touted as the oldest microbrewery in Florida. I had the Brown Ale. The pseudo-son-in-law had the Red Ale. Both were great.

 

My daughter liked the Apricot Peach Ale. I thought it was disgusting.

I picked up a growler full of Great Lakes Eliott Ness Saturday. 6.1 abv and a great tasting beer.

While on vacation I had quite a few good Florida brews. Cigar City (Tampa) , Intuition Ale Works (Jacksonville), Ancient City Brewing and BOG (St. Augustine). I brought home four pack of Cigar City Oatmeal Raisin Cookie and a Bomber of Funky Buddha Last Snow.

While on vacation I had quite a few good Florida brews. Cigar City (Tampa) , Intuition Ale Works (Jacksonville), Ancient City Brewing and BOG (St. Augustine). I brought home four pack of Cigar City Oatmeal Raisin Cookie and a Bomber of Funky Buddha Last Snow.

 

If you are ever in Tampa, you need to go on the Cigar City brewery tour. It's better than the Yuengling tour. Cigar City's tour is very informative and you get to drink from the canning lines and storage barrels. The little complementary sample glass makes a great bourbon snifter, too.

 

I love CC's Maduro.

If you are ever in Tampa, you need to go on the Cigar City brewery tour. It's better than the Yuengling tour. Cigar City's tour is very informative and you get to drink from the canning lines and storage barrels. The little complementary sample glass makes a great bourbon snifter, too.

 

I love CC's Maduro.

 

I enjoyed my can of the Maduro brown while smoking a maduro.

Currently having my first Oktoberfest beer of 2017. Sam Adams. You can absolutely count on it to be delicious.

Bought a four pack of Homestyle by Bearded Iris early this week. Really enjoy that beer. Would like to try more by them.

My daughter is competing at a big, national horse show in a couple weeks outside of Asheville. Part of the festivities, they are having a craft beer festival. For $50, you get unlimited 4oz pours and appetizers. Here is the email I received, would it be worth it for the $50. I am not familiar with many of the craft breweries.

 

"Western North Carolina is craft beer country, and I can’t think of a better way to spend a summer evening than watching good horses perform while enjoying a cold glass of excellent local beer. The Craft Beer Festival during Saturday Night Lights will serve UNLIMITED four-ounce pours from participating craft breweries, a heavy hors d’oeuvres buffet, and a souvenir cup from TIEC.

 

They have a stellar line-up of local breweries from Asheville, Hendersonville, Brevard and other nearby towns including: Sierra Nevada, New Belgium, French Broad Brewing Company, Pisgah Brewing Company, Oskar Blues, Bold Rock, Catawba Brewing, Asheville Brewing, Highland Brewing, Noble Cider, Hi Wire and more.

 

Remember, these are all the ‘extras’. The competition itself is something to behold, with the country’s best Beginner Novice through Advanced horses and riders competing for the Champion title"

My daughter is competing at a big, national horse show in a couple weeks outside of Asheville. Part of the festivities, they are having a craft beer festival. For $50, you get unlimited 4oz pours and appetizers. Here is the email I received, would it be worth it for the $50. I am not familiar with many of the craft breweries.

 

"Western North Carolina is craft beer country, and I can’t think of a better way to spend a summer evening than watching good horses perform while enjoying a cold glass of excellent local beer. The Craft Beer Festival during Saturday Night Lights will serve UNLIMITED four-ounce pours from participating craft breweries, a heavy hors d’oeuvres buffet, and a souvenir cup from TIEC.

 

They have a stellar line-up of local breweries from Asheville, Hendersonville, Brevard and other nearby towns including: Sierra Nevada, New Belgium, French Broad Brewing Company, Pisgah Brewing Company, Oskar Blues, Bold Rock, Catawba Brewing, Asheville Brewing, Highland Brewing, Noble Cider, Hi Wire and more.

 

Remember, these are all the ‘extras’. The competition itself is something to behold, with the country’s best Beginner Novice through Advanced horses and riders competing for the Champion title"

 

It would absolutely be worth it to me. But I love trying new beers I've never had before, especially from breweries I've never had.

Braxton Labs has a new NE IPA (their 3rd) right now. They also released a West Coast IPA too.

 

I was bummed Ei8htball closed but the silver lining is I'm getting more and more beers from Braxton that I really enjoy.

Headed to Dayton for the weekend for a wedding I'm in. Rehearsal dinner tonight is about a block and a half away from Warped Wing Brewery. Probably try to swing by afterwards to check it out.

Checked out Tap & Screw at their new Red Bank Rd location last night. Neat little place, and the pizzas they were cooking smelled delicious!

Gonna swing by Four Hands Brewery in St. Louis this weekend. Any other St. Louis area breweries I should try to hit up? (Other than Budweiser of course)

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