Stay Frosty: Reuben’s Brews Bear Hugs the Cold IPA
It feels, in the mouth, like a much lighter style of beer but is still a full-scale IPA and that is the style’s hallmark: lightness, with hops…Pardon me: Lightness, with HOPS!!
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Double Mountain Makes One Thing Perfectly Clear
“Juicy Clearly Not Hazy” is a big, fat, JUICY milepost in the evolution of PNW brewing and it’s going to help change your mind about whether Life Without Fog is possible.
The Hazy Beer Thang: Cloudy, with a Chance of Sour
Drink beer made by great brewers and you’ll find great hazy beers. Drink just any old haze…and you may just wind up soured on the whole style.
Fort George, Reuben’s, and Great Notion: The Nation’s Best IPA?
This is simply one of the best beers from anywhere in the US that I’ve tasted in a solid fifteen years and an absolute Achievement in cross-cultural brewing in America.
Murderer’s Row, 2017: Selkirk Abbey, Holy Mountain, Reuben’s Brews, Upright, pFriem, Engine House No. 9, and White Bluffs are Killin’ It!
That’s what “Murderer’s Row” is about. And these are the PNW breweries, here in early spring of 2017,that are Killin’ It…
Best of The Northwest 2016: The NEW Non-List List
A new way of doing Best of The Northwest and…a new label…
The NW Cutting Edge: Washington’s Gang of Four (+1)
There are a couple of posts coming up, here at the ol’ Fool Ranch, that are intended to give Continue reading
The Fool’s Fridge: Besides Deschutes, What DO I Drink?
Here is email Number 100, in a series I’ve now been receiving for the past eight years… “Aside from your Continue reading
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