NanoBryg rss syndication » Hop Talk » February 1, 2012

Feeds

6984 items (6984 unread) in 17 feeds

Breweries (1272 unread)

• Mikkel(ler)'s Blog (98 unread)
• GourmetBryggeriet (121 unread)
• Nyt fra Ølakademiet (1053 unread)

Bloggers (4259 unread)

• Hop Talk (1062 unread)
• Knut Albert's beer blog (852 unread)
• Hail the Ale! Beer Blog (102 unread)
• Pfiff! (165 unread)
• Hedonist Beer Jive (425 unread)
• Beer of the Trip! (25 unread)
• The Beer Tourist (32 unread)
• For The Love Of Beer (105 unread)
• Portland Beer Blog (93 unread)
• A Good Beer Blog (1398 unread)

Craftbrewers (1453 unread)

• Larsblog (68 unread)
• Dyrehavegaardsb (70 unread)
• The Champagne of Blogs (166 unread)
• The Brew Site (1149 unread)

Hop Talk (2 unread)

• 

  Endless River Kolsch

  Posted: February 1st, 2012, 6:35pm CET by Al

  My good friend Chris stopped at Bruisin’ Ales in Asheville, North Carolina and got me a gift. Or, rather, six gifts. Here’s one:

  Endless River Kolsch, from Mother Earth Brewing

  They say:

  A clean, crisp beer, Kolsch offers a very slight fruity flavor and aroma. It is light gold in color, with a delicate head. This light-bodied beer appeals to nearly everyone who samples it. Expect to enjoy a slight tang in the finish.

  Pale gold with a white, fizzy head. Light aroma, fruity. Maybe some melon? Medium-light body, with a good dose of carbonation and a pleasant bitter finish. I could go for a few of these on a hot day.

  Related Posts:

  • Weeping Willow Wit
  • Buckshot Amber Ale
  • Highland Gaelic Ale
  • Sweet Josie
  • Duck-Rabbit Baltic Porter
  • Powered by Contextual Related Posts

  Endless River Kolsch is from Hop Talk - Beer. Life. Blog.

  
  

  
• 

  Buckshot Amber Ale

  Posted: February 1st, 2012, 12:27am CET by Al

  My good friend Chris stopped at Bruisin’ Ales in Asheville, North Carolina and got me a gift. Or, rather, six gifts. Here’s one:

  Buckshot Amber Ale, from Natty Greene’s Brewing

  They say:

  full-bodied with rich, smooth flavor and notes of caramel and toffee

  Honey-colored with an off-white head. Aroma is very light. I mean, I know my sense of smell isn’t the best but I’m just not getting much of anything. Things get a little better as it warms, but it’s still very light. Flavor is light with a bit of maltiness. Not really any hops. It’s okay, I suppose. My palate might be spoiled by all those IPAs.

  Related Posts:

  • Highland Gaelic Ale
  • Sweet Josie
  • Endless River Kolsch
  • Duck-Rabbit Baltic Porter
  • Weeping Willow Wit
  • Powered by Contextual Related Posts

  Buckshot Amber Ale is from Hop Talk - Beer. Life. Blog.