Once upon a time, I had a chance to visit the Keg & Lantern to see the brewhouse and chat with the brewer.
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The folks at the Redwood Empire Distillery sent this bottle of Emerald Giant Rye Whiskey to BeerBasics.com for inclusion in the weekly tastings held at the Henry Street Ale House… Meeting Expectations.
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Chase Smoked Vodka
WELCOME TO MEETING EXPECTATIONS: Held at the Henry Street Ale House in Brooklyn, NY, these are not “Rating” sessions with a great deal of technical jargon being bantered about. (Minus the Beer Geek pontificating.) Do let me know what you think of this video.
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Brooklyn Brewery Black Chocolate Stout (from 2010) It isn’t often that there is a chance to taste a nine-year old bottle of Chocolate Stout. I would like to make a point of thanking Jerry Scott for bringing this bottle of Brooklyn Chocolate Stout (2010) to see if it can still “Meet Expectations”.
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Can Laughing Stock Double IPA from Magic Hat Brewing Co. “Meet Expectations”?
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Buffalo Bill’s Pumpkin Ale Interview 11 July 2019
Good Measure Brewing Co. Early Riser… Can it “Meet Expectations”? BeerBasics.com meets Scott Kerner, Founding Partner of Good Measure Brewing Company and Carrier Roasting Company, Northfield VT. Read More to find out!
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