Brewyard Beer Co. must have heard my calls for something English in cans as they have a new beer out…
Since it is an ESB, I will overlook the O.E. of the design.
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Brewyard Beer Co. must have heard my calls for something English in cans as they have a new beer out…
Since it is an ESB, I will overlook the O.E. of the design.
Brewyard Beer, right in my ‘hood of Glendale is bringing more haze, but it it is not to be scared of despite that familiar carpet pattern…
Don’t be a dull boy.
….there was paging (and as of earlier this month Blackberries). To honor that point in time, and hops, Brewyard Beer in Glendale has…
Your Hops Keep Paging Me – “A true Westcoast IPA filled with Amarillo, Simcoe and Cascade Hops.”
Brewyard has added a second Ube beer to their line-up and have gone the porter route this time…
Sounds like a fun way to color outside the style lines.
This sounds like a summer refresher from Brewyard – “Fresh tropical fruit aromatics with a light hint of clove make way to bursting flavors of fresh pineapple, passionfruit and citrus spice. This Belgian Blonde is an incredibly delicious combination made specifically for hot summer days and warm nights at the beach or next to the pool.”
I think the boomlet of Cold IPA may melt away but here is another take on the sub-style from Glendale’s Brewyard Beer Co. Pro Tip – Find the Wayfinder originator of the style and try side by side.
We start this Brewyard Beer Co. two-fer review with Kalinga Pilsner which is really crisp with a lovely balanced flavor of the Calamansi. Citrus with a twist. Pours a super clear dark yellow. The malt and fruit take turns as the lead. Plus the label design is excellent.
Next onto the Star Wars inspired Ube Wan and boy that is a strange color of beer. Has a Kool-Aid quality. This beer has me divided. There is a candy, milkshake quality that is good in small doses which this beer has in not small doses but there is just enough bitterness here to cut it back a bit.
Haven’t talked up Brewyard which right here in my backyard basically, so let’s talk tropical fruits and DIPA. I do not know why coconuts don’t get the mango billing but this sounds like a fun beer.
It has been a scorching few days here in Glendale, thankfully our local brewery, Brewyard Beer Co. has a refreshing Wit being canned in a limited run this weekend. Now I just need to set up the camera just right to get me sippin from the can just like the classy gent on the label.
It isn’t only IPA’s that are getting hazier. Brewyard in Glendale has a new canned DDH lager in cans. Now you just need to find some surf and sun for the New Zealand hops. I have already picked up my 4-pack and will review later on the blog. Speaking with the brewers, they were quite happy with the haze retention on this new beer.