By Staff
Published January 2012, Volume 32, Number 6
Friek: the name combines the words “kriek” (lambic fermented with cherries) with “framboise” (French for raspberry), reflecting the unusual elements Odell has combined in this award-winning beer.
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By Staff
Published January 2012, Volume 32, Number 6
Boardwalk Black Rye pours black with a thick mauve head. Very nice lacing.
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By Staff
Published January 2012, Volume 32, Number 6
Saboteur – described as a Brett Barrel Brown Ale by Odell Brewing Co. – pours burgundy with a thick brown head.
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By Staff
Published January 2012, Volume 32, Number 6
Wake ‘n’ Bake, coyly called “W ‘n’ B” on the label. The name is a tribute to a blend of coffee created by Terrapin Beer Co. and Atlanta’s Jittery Joe’s that is used in this coffee stout. And, boy, is there coffee in this beer!
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By Julie Johnson
Published January 1979, Volume , Number
Post Road Pumpkin Ale is very attractive in the glass. It’s yellow-gold in color with an off-white head.
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By Julie Johnson
Published January 1979, Volume , Number
I hope the Charles Schulz estate got a case of The Great Pumpkin Imperial Pumpkin Ale, though it’s hardly appropriate for Linus.
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