Blanton’s was one of the first bourbons I really wanted but had a hard time finding. It just so happened that the time that I began wanting it was when it became hard to find. Luckily for everyone Blanton’s has become easier to find again since Buffalo Trace increased production more than ten years ago. […]
Read more "Review: Blanton’s Single Barrel"Prairie has been overwhelming us with good beer lately. In a similar vein to May’s Americana, this “farmhouse ale brewed with Cascade and Citra hops, and a touch of sea salt” is another entry in Prairie’s long, proud line of farmhouse saisons. Handsome 500ml bottle with a new Prairie logo on the label. Company: Prairie […]
Read more "Review: Prairie Artisan Ales Brett C"First off, this isn’t the easiest bourbon in the world to figure out. We know that James E. Pepper was a real dude that used to make bourbon in the 1800s and we know the distillery he used is now the Woodford Reserve distillery. The brand made it to this side of prohibition, but was […]
Read more "Review: James E. Pepper 1776"It’s been a bit since the last Willows Family ale, so I was eagerly anticipating this one. The promise of Citra and Brett makes me feel all frisky. As always I’m allured and repulsed by the crazy Willows label art. On to the beer. Company: Willows Family Ales Location: Tulsa, OK ABV: 10% Style/Description: Farmhouse […]
Read more "Review: The Willows Family Ales Funk in the Trunk"It is summertime again, and nothing goes better with a pool and 90 degree temperatures than a nicely chilled Gose. Now a very trendy style in the craft beer world, Choc was on the vanguard of the style’s recent resurgence. When Choc first released this brew in 750 ml bottles several years ago, there were […]
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