A look back at our favorite beers of 2014. I brought the Founders Dirty Bastard as it stood out for me from last year. All great selections including the Big Bend La Frontera IPA which was a pleasant surprise. Austin Beerworks English IPA was a nice bonus beer too.
Showing posts with label North Coast Brewing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label North Coast Brewing. Show all posts
January 20, 2015
November 3, 2013
Beer Bums Meeting – November 2013 – Red Ales
We have been wanting to have a Red Ale theme for a while so why not in November. I missed this meeting so I look forward to trying them all. I know the Green Flash Hop Head Red is good but there are other good one in this bunch.
Next Month, December – Christmas Party!
January 23, 2012
The Brü Revü – North Coast PranQster
PranQster is a Belgian Style Golden Ale and another fantastic offering from North Coast. These guys really have their act together as I struggle to find a beer of theirs I do not like. It’s a Belgian Style so right off the bat it was going to be hard to disappoint. It poured a honey gold color with a nice head and that signature Belgian yeast aroma. The taste was of sweet malt and a slight citrus tang with the Belgian yeast clove and banana. The PranQster was a delicious beer that satisfied all my Belgian beer tastes. I highly recommend it for anyone with a love for Belgian style beers.
January 17, 2012
The Brü Revü – North Coast Brother Thelonious
North Coast Brewing Company is another great brewery from the West Coast and their Brother Thelonious is an outstanding Belgian Style Abbey Ale. It pours a dark brown and amber with a nice creamy head. The aroma is a dense, spicy dark fruit that give you a hint of what your tastebuds are in for. The taste is a very deep and intense spiceness that exudes the Belgian yeast flavors with a sweet caramel and molasses. Brother Thelonious is very complex from the banana and bubble gum flavors of the Belgian yeast to the spicier and sweet dark fruit. I really enjoyed this beer and for an American version of a Belgian Abbey Style Ale it is fantastic. It is thick and complex and gives you a lot to chew on while taking your taste buds for a ride.


September 9, 2011
Beer Bums Meeting – September 2011 – Belgian Style Beers Brewed in America
Two from North Coast and Two from New Belgium. This was a good batch of beers and I will be looking forward to sampling them all again. A good theme for the month, thanks Rich!
Next Month, October - Oktoberfest Beers (of course)
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