Fine Acre: 6.5 – It’s basically what you would expect form Allagash making a golden ale. Oh sure we’d take a regular White over this, but it’s got lightness, hops, and a bit of nut – it is overall delicious
Price Average: $12 for 6-pack
Website: https://www.allagash.com/
Cross Path: 4.5 – It’s soft and malty but with some spice that is sort of like rosemary? There’s a lot of oats here though like more than an oatmeal stout and it sort of dominates. It’s okay overall.
Price Average: $4
Website: https://www.allagash.com/
This week’s tequila has a donkey on it, but you’d really be an ass to discredit it. IXA in our minds would be a monstrous force unrivaled were it 10 dollars cheaper, but as is – makes waves being a higher tier tequila. (Organic nonsense aside)
It is a bit hard to rationalize disliking when people put the words ‘farm crafted’ and ‘organic’ on something we review when we ourselves are the brand of hipster that hates some new burger joint charging 19 for their creation yet still visits a farmer’s market every week because it’s between the butcher and weed store and potatoes are required for a meal this week. In short, we don’t buy into this malarkey, but we at least respect it well enough.
St. Peter’s: 3.0 – I know this will sound cliche, but this tastes like it’s organic. It’s not bitter, but it tastes like how weed smells, add that to the bottle shape and this is hipster-king.
Google Shop Average: St. Peter’s $5
Website: http://www.stpetersbrewery.co.uk/