Haiku/Brew/Review

Thoughtful and concise beer reviews.

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Bomber ESB (Canada)

The end of the week;

Amber nectar stress relief,

Tastes extra special.

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Yanjing (China)

A hot summer day;

Should have picked something better,

But can’t stop drinking...

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Wolf India Pale Ale (Canada)

Another glass filled

With something innocuous?

Something bold instead!

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Fort Garry Pale (Canada)

Start the night off right; A Positive assessment Quickly forgotten.

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Yukon Bonanza Brown (Canada)

Deep, smooth, and earthy With a hint of human toe; Grit under the nail.

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Rogue Sriracha Hot Stout (USA)

Anticipation...

Smooth, viscous, predictable...

A fiery finish!!!

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Two Sergeants Bangalore Torpedo (Canada)

Camouflage hides an

Explosion of hoppiness

With a smooth finish.

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Dragon Stout (Jamaica)

Carnal sweat sticking

to moving bodies at night;

Darkness envelops.

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Tsingtao (China)

Grain and cool water

Wafting over sweat and smoke;

Xie xie very much!

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Lost Coast 8 Ball Stout (USA)

It’s shaking things up

With balance and composure;

Yes, definitely.

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Anchor Porter (USA)

Darkness is swelling

But offers comfort and peace;

Embrace the darkness.

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Tatra (Poland)

Winners and losers

Remembering the party,

Forgetting the taste.

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Samuel Adams Rebel IPA (USA)

A familiar place,

The night fades with the music;

Like a memory

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Weihenstephaner Vitus (Germany)

A golden nectar,

Craft steeped in tradition;

It's Luxurious.

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Russell Black Death Porter (Canada)

Deceptive power

Brings the night back from the dead,

But leaves me longing.

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Orkney Skull Splitter (Scotland)

Lost on the North Sea

Crashing on the battered shore 

Is a pleasant death.

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Hacker-Pschorr Festbier (Germany)

Morning after fest, 

Details are long forgotten;

Lingering freshness.