12-09-2004, 02:20 AM
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12-09-2004, 03:11 AM
I've been huge on Creemore the last couple years. If you haven't tried it yet, check it out.
12-09-2004, 12:52 PM
I love premium beers.
It started with Guinness, but spread into German-style lagers like St. Pauli Girl and Becks, and pale ales like Sierra Nevada. Now, my tastes cover a wide range of styles, but I am a sucker for complex brews with robust malts and potent hops - like Sam Adams, which to me has an incredible flavor that is difficult to improve upon. I'm also a huge fan of cream stouts and thick porters - I love deeply roasted malts that produce a coffee-like experience.
It started with Guinness, but spread into German-style lagers like St. Pauli Girl and Becks, and pale ales like Sierra Nevada. Now, my tastes cover a wide range of styles, but I am a sucker for complex brews with robust malts and potent hops - like Sam Adams, which to me has an incredible flavor that is difficult to improve upon. I'm also a huge fan of cream stouts and thick porters - I love deeply roasted malts that produce a coffee-like experience.
12-09-2004, 01:33 PM
Always appreciate a Heineken, but the best micro brew is Bells. Kalamazoo, Michigan. They have a whole array of pales, stouts, ales, even a summer ale - Oberon; all very good. Personally, I dig their amber.
Anyone ever had "Edmund Fitzgerald" Ale from Cleveland? Have never had, was curious about it.
Mick
Anyone ever had "Edmund Fitzgerald" Ale from Cleveland? Have never had, was curious about it.
Mick
12-09-2004, 03:01 PM
chicagoblackhawks77 Wrote:Anyone ever had "Edmund Fitzgerald" Ale from Cleveland? Have never had, was curious about it.Mick
From Great Lakes Brewery? Yes, I drink it all the time, and it's delicious. But it's an American Porter, which is a very dark and robust ale. :thumb:
Most every GLB product is good. Amber lovers should try the Eliot Ness, and I highly recommend the Burning River Pale Ale if that's your thing....
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