Ross E. Lockhart's Blog, page 85
March 15, 2011
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March 14, 2011
Adult Beverage: 21st Amendment Bitter American
If you put a chimpanzee in a space suit on your product, I will buy it.
Bitter American pours clear, light amber with a frothy two-finger head that leaves little in the way of lacing. Mouthwateringly piney on the nose. Citrus and hops on the tongue, with light carbonation. Bready mouthfeel, but not the doughy breadiness of a Fat Tire; this is more like buttered toast, crisp and creamy. The bitter hits the back of the throat, but finish is clean and dry. Tantalizing. Light on alcohol; would make a nice campfire beer. Paired well with leftover pizza.
March 13, 2011
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Adult Beverage: 21st Amendment Monk's Blood: A Belgian-style dark ale...,
Pours deep red-brown with a thick tan head and active, eructing carbonation. Figs, cherries, cinnamon, and vanilla on the nose. Dessert-like. Taste follows through on the promise of scent, with notes of sweet fruit, brandy, and fig newtons. Maybe a little too sweet. Thick-bodied and bristlingly carbonated. A touch of tart and sour on finish. No real hop bitterness; a candy or soda pop beer. Better than many fake Belgians, with none of the grittiness of an Ommegang, and the can is quite fun (if illegible).
Last night, with a few of Jan and Randy's dolls.
Maddie hanging on the mod squad chair.