So, on this night, I decided to stay with the same company that brought us yesterdays Beer-Mas offering
December 13th
Christmas Ale by Bell's Brewery
Quite different than the Winter White Ale, the Christmas Ale is much darker, roastier, with flavors of toffee. Using a special malted barley that comes wholly from Michigan, they can get all of these flavors without adding any additional spices.
At 5.5% ABV, this winter offering would be perfect any time of the day. Give it a try if Bell's can be found near you.
Cheers!
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Saturday, December 14, 2013
Friday, December 13, 2013
Beer-Mas is getting snowier
I'm not sure if there is snow on the ground in Kalamazoo, MI, but as the snow is falling here in Rochester, it's definitely starting to put me into the Christmas spirit. (All of these Christmas beers aren't hurting either!) The next beer in our list takes it's cue from the white stuff.
December 12th
Winter White Ale by Bell's Brewery
Bell's has only recently distributed to this area of the country, and I couldn't be happier for it. They make some fantastic beers, and this one is no exception.
Not what you might normally think of when you picture a winter-time beer, this one is based loosely on a Belgian Wit Bier. A light, crisp, beer with some fruity notes is a nice contrast to the seasons heavier food and drink.
Give this refreshing beer a try after shoveling all that snow from your driveway and sidewalks.
Cheers!
December 12th
Winter White Ale by Bell's Brewery
Bell's has only recently distributed to this area of the country, and I couldn't be happier for it. They make some fantastic beers, and this one is no exception.
Not what you might normally think of when you picture a winter-time beer, this one is based loosely on a Belgian Wit Bier. A light, crisp, beer with some fruity notes is a nice contrast to the seasons heavier food and drink.
Give this refreshing beer a try after shoveling all that snow from your driveway and sidewalks.
Cheers!
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