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Chico from Chicago
Beer Camp #8, Episode 22
We launch into our next edition of the Beer Camp series from Serra Nevada (SURPRISE!). This is a collaboration with Three Floyds, out of Chicago. Chico King Pale Ale is the name and it is a hopped up pale ale.
Even with a flow chart we don’t know where Eric is going with this podcast. We learn what it’s like listening to a 3rd grader reading, because Eric can’t stop…
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Bitterness Abounds
Beer Camp #7, Episode 21
We start out a little distorted for this edition of our Beer Camp tour. Jumping right back into the 7th beer, that is an English Bitter collaboration with New Glarus brewing.
After that we go no where fact, way too focused on our drinking. When we do start talking, we can’t drop the Tide references, Eric develops a lisp, non-sequitur Star Wars references, and double…
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Torpedoed Again
Torpedoed Again, One-N-Done Episode 19 is another stop on our Beer Camp tour.
Beer Camp #6
Another adventure on our in-room road tour of the 2014 Beer Camp series. Fire up the diving bell, we’re headed deep with this Torpedo Pils. Yeah, that’s the name of it,which is a collaboration between Sierra Nevada and Firestone. Oh, Firestone, what nice boxes their beloved special editions come it.
Yes, we still make Tide reference, but Eric learns “new math”. Adam also shares his…
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Bock on the Rye-n
Rye on the Bach, One-N-Done Episode 17 is live with another Beer Camp virtual road trip stop.
Beer camp #5
Our journey continues, in a can. Yes, the next installment of our Bee Camp trip in delivered in a can; a “can-fusion” as it were. This collaboration is with Oscar Blues, a producer of some of more enjoyed beers. What comes in the can is a Rye Bach. We weren’t sure what that would taste like either and we almost didn’t find out.
This episode just wouldn’t get off the ground. Once it…
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Sierra Nevada’s Beer Camp Raspberry Sundae Ale with The Bruery (Picked up at Bev-Mo). A 2 of 4. Largely delivers what it promises with a relatively sweet nose with chocolate and raspberry. Much the same in the body with a bit more vanilla and cocoa notes. A creamier, moderately thick body. Nothing off here, and all these qualities are well-done and not particularly artificial, just not really to my liking.