Alright well time to start going through our backlog of scotches (I’ll try to pepper them in among the other spirits). This scotch has a special place in my heart though. I was recently at the crux of a project release, and my nerves were understandably frayed. Even though my hand was shaking just to get the scotch in the glass, the warmth of the highlands saved me from getting too stressed.
Altitude Alt Bier: 7.75 – Certainly goes down nicely, and the taste is quite good, quite a lot of layers there and it’s just overall a very enjoyable beer. Looking back this one of our preferred finds of late.
Google Shop Average: Altitude Alt Bier $12.50 for a 6-pack
Hayride Autumn Ale: 6.25 – Got a good initial taste to it, and it certainly has got a bunch of nice flavors, very festive. The Buffalo however is not a huge fan of the aftertaste, which reminds him of Pumpking (not a good thing.)
Google Shop Average: Hayride Autumn Ale $9 (For a 6-pack of Cans)
Website: http://www.baxterbrewing.com/
Fogbuster Coffeehouse Ale: 6.75 – Slightly different to be expected being an ale, instead of a porter) for a coffeehouse. It’s certainly a good beer, and being me I like that even though the coffee is strong, it’s not overwhelming. Quite good.
Google Shop Average: Fogbuster Coffeehouse Ale $7
Website: http://www.papercity.com/
Jack’s Abby Lashes Lager: 7 – Another great beer from Jack’s Abby this too having the characteristic hoppyness, but a balanced hoppyness that we come to expect. A good lager.
Google Shop Average: Jack’s Abby Lashes Lager $6
We’re BACK! We’re back now as Honest Booze Reviews, giving you honest, bullshit free, non-paid reviews of Beer, Spirits, and Wine. To kick things off let’s start with Larceny Bourbon. A fairly new kid to the block, which while not bad in terms of taste and smoothness – lacks a completeness to it. Yes while this may be a new site, we’ve not changed our policy of telling it like it is, view more for the full breakdown.
