The Beers of Summer, Part 1
With Labor Day in my rear-view, I’m saying good-bye to the beers of summer – the light, crisp, refreshing ales that fueled camping trips, long lazy days at the pool, and backyard […]
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Harpoon and Long Trail Fall 12-Packs
Another entry in my occasional series of posts about variety 12-packs… As the calendar turns to November, I”m still drinking fall brew, even with winter beer hitting the shelves. My […]
The 12 Packs of Christmas
On Christmas Day 2014, I honor the famous Christmas song The 12 Days of Christmas with this blog post — The 12 Packs of Christmas. Here are the various winter […]
Thanksgiving 2014
I haven’t blogged as much in 2014 as I have in past years, so I’ve tried a lot of beers this year that haven’t been mentioned on these pages. As […]
Harpoon Brewery IPA Adventure
After a break due to business travel, the Boa Beer Blog is back with another entry in my occasional series of posts about variety 12-packs… What’s better than a mixed […]
2013 Winter 12-Pack Challenge: Widmer Brothers Best vs. Harpoon Snowed In
Part 3 of my parade of winter 12-packs… VS. As I watch Army and Navy renew college football’s greatest rivalry, I am renewing a Boa Beer Blog winter tradition: my […]
Harpoon Summer Vacation 2013
Now that we’re past Memorial Day and the summer beer drinking season is officially here, I’ll take a tour through all of the summer variety 12-packs that I’ve been sampling. […]
Winter 2013 Parade of Six-Packs
2013 is off to a great start for the Boa Beer Blog – I’ve already visited five breweries, two brewpubs, and one beer bar. And I’ve also been sampling great […]
2012 Winter Beer Sampling in Pictures
I’ve been blessed by a bountiful winter beer season – my favorite beer-drinking season of the year. Winter brews represent a centuries-old tradition of concocting strong, full-flavored beers to offset […]
Harpoon Brewery Fall Tailgater
Chocoholics have their Whitman’s Samplers; beer connoisseurs have their variety packs. — Washington Post Beer Writer Greg Kitsock, May 2011 column I’ve been on the hunt for fall seasonal mixed […]
