The Beer Bistro Pale Ale

Tastes more like a heffeweizen than a pale ale. Also has a hint of
citrus notes. Not bad, but not a pale ale.

P.s. Check out the wrist - Much love to EP.

Two brothers dog days dortmunder

And the Flyers vs. Blackhawks. Both have a little bitterness.

Rogue John John juniper

Aged in spruce gin barrels.

Founders red rye

Cloudy red mahogony, medium creamy body. Orange peel, lemon, spicy
rye, pine burnt sugar.

Red Hook

This may be my first post in some time, but, rest assured, it's not my
first beer! Tonight we tried the Red Hook Limited Batch 841
Expedition, an imperial brown ale (I think my first) with 9.5% abv. It
started like a typical session ale, but finished a little longer and
stronger, and never felt like I was drinking an ale with a high
alcohol content.

Pilgrim's Dole

Sat down to watch the Hawks and decided to split a Pilgrim's Dole with
two friends. They each gave a quick taste and rejected it. I'm not a
big barleywine fan, either, but this one isn't bad. It's a little
sweet, though.

WTF?

Champagne of beers my ass. This tastes worse than Miller Lite. I blame
Ndh.

Belhaven Scottish Ale

Hard to believe this is my first Belhaven. It is lighter than it
appears in the photo. It is also creamy (a little like a Boddington's
to me), but finishes a bit more malty. Overall, I like it!