Avery Salvation
With their 9% Belgian-style strong ale, Avery once again proves they can do no wrong.
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New Flemish Sour in LA
Have you been out to your favorite bottle shop in the last week? LA has a new Flemish Sour Red that is finally being distributed out here, and it’s popping up on shelves all over town.
I tried this stuff over the summer in Seattle and I fully credit it with turning me on to […]
Ommegang Hennipen Farmhouse Saison
How could you not love a beer with head like this?
Spicy, citrusy, and easy to find around town.
More of a summer beer, but who am I kidding? This is LA, drink this stuff whenever you like.
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Fruit Beer Session: Belle Vue Kriek and Unibroue Ephemere
This month’s Session is hosted by Toronto resident Greg Clow of Beer, Beats & Bites. In honour of our neighbours up nourth, I chose to write aboot a couple of fruit beers I tasted last month when I visited Vancoover.
On my last night in town, my lovely friend Mauree took me to Stella’s on […]
The Session: Craftsman Triple White Sage is at Father’s Office
(This month’s theme: Local breweries. For the full Session roundup, go to Gastronomic Fight Club)
After much hype, and a lot of patience on my part, I was pleasantly surprised to see Craftsman Triple White Sage on tap at Father’s Office last night. I have been a fan of Craftsman ever since I turned […]
Unibroue La Fin Du Monde
“It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine” - Michael Stipe
I picked up a 12 oz bottle of Fin du Monde at Pavillions on Montana a couple weeks ago for $2.79. After drinking it one night for dessert, I was feeling pretty fine myself. At 9% […]
