Winter 12-Pack Challenge: Sam Adams Winter Classics vs. Saranac 12 Beers of Winter
VS. Last winter, I held a taste-off between two winter 12-packs: Sam Adams Winter Classics vs. Harpoon Wintry Mix. Sam Adams and the Boston […]
Category Archives: From the Beer Store
Otter Creek Vermont Sampler
I’m always on the lookout for winter 12-packs and I found a new one in the Otter Creek Vermont Sampler, winter edition. The mixed 12-pack included: Copper Ale, Otter Creek’s […]
Sampling the Winter Brews
Today I heard a radio ad for the new Sam Adams spring seasonal, Alpine Spring, which is described as a citrusy, unfiltered lager that is the perfect transition from winter’s […]
2011 Magic Hat Winterland Variety 12-Pak
Magic Hat Brewing Company (Burlington, VT) describes the Winterland Variety 12-Pak as “Our gathering of seasonal offerings to help you enjoy your winterland wonderland.” The 2011 line-up includes: #9, Magic Hat’s […]
Sam Adams Winter Classics 2011
I held off a bit before getting the 2011 version of the Sam Adams Winter Classics 12-pack. I usually buy one for Thanksgiving, but I spent the holiday in Rhode […]
New Belgium Brewing and Snowtober
When New Belgium bombers arrived in DC over the summer, the earth moved. Literally. It happened again. As six-packs of New Belgium brew finally hit the beer store shelves in […]
Magic Hat Night of the Living Dead 2011
I got an e-mail from Magic Hat today promoting their Winterland variety 12-pack. I know that the breweries like to get out in front of the seasons with their beer […]
2011 Sam Adams Harvest Collection
With September coming to a close, I’m making the transition to fall beers. As I do every autumn, I began my exploration of this year’s fall seasonals with the Samuel […]
Williamsburg AleWerks
I’m a big fan of mixed 12-packs because they are a great way to try a range of beers from a particular brewery. One of my latest mixed 12-packs was […]
New Belgium Brewing
New Belgium Brewing expanded into the Maryland, Virginia and D.C. markets and the earth shook, the winds blew, the rain poured, and the rivers flooded. Of course it was just […]
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