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Yearly Archives: 2021
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Today, on the 19th episode of Bois & Bar Talk we are drinking Ice Cream Man by Backeast Brewing Company. We’ll call this part 2 since we originally had this drink during season 1 (for all you long-time listeners out there). Ice Cream Man is an IPA brewed with citra […]
Today, on the 18th episode of Bois & Bar Talk we are drinking Guinness for the sake of St. Patricks day! Guinness is a well-known beer, and is a staple of the world of stouts. There was really no other choice but to drink the Irish Guinness on this episode to be […]
Today, on the 17th episode of Bois & Bar Talk we are drinking Rise by Whalers Brewing Company. Rise is an APA that packs its own unique flavor from Rhode Island. It pours in a white 12 oz can, featuring the signature whale on the front. The aroma is glassy […]
Today on the 16th episode of Bois & Bar Talk we are drinking Julius (Our 4th Treehouse beer this season). The first thing we discussed was the comparison to King Julius which we did earlier in the season and what was the actual difference between the two. A source on […]
Drink Of The Week Today on the 15th episode of season 3 we are drinking Very Hazy from the infamous Treehouse Brewing Co. out of Charlton, Mass. Very Hazy, on Treehousebrew.com, is described as: “Very Hazy is a Double IPA designed to push the flavor profile of Haze to the limit […]
Drink Of The Week Today on the 14th episode of season 3 we are drinking Second Hand brewed by Clocktown Brewing Company out of Thomaston, CT. Second Hand is described on Clocktown’s website as a straw-colored, hazy NEIPA with the juicy aromas and notes of citrus and tropical fruit. Bitterness […]
Drink Of The Week Today on the 13th episode of season 3 we are drinking Very Green by the notorious brewery TreeHouse Brewing Co. out of Charlton MA. Very Green is described on Beeradvocate.com as a Double IPA that is created with a massive kettle charge of Australian and American […]