Ah beer, how I love thee.
My long weekend was spent partaking no small part of the bounty of hops and other things. I had my Smoked Amber, my brown ales, and other beers as I tried different lunch locales over an extended President's Day weekend.
As almost an afterthought, I bought a bottle of Lava, an Icelandic smoked stout, from a taproom I visited yesterday.
As today is Mardi Gras (or, as they say in the UK, "Pancake Day"), I opened the bottle, toasted some folks and drank the beastie.
I have to say, the Icelanders don't impress me with the smoked beers.
The Germans? They can do smoked beer right. The Scots can do some good smoked beer. I expected an ice-laden volcanic island to have a good sense of smoked flavoring but while I liked my bottle of Lava for its taste, I found it distinctly lacking the "smoked" flavor I so craved. It was a tasty bottle, but severely overpriced.
Next time I'm off to BevMo to buy some bottles of the German stuff.
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If you can find it, what I am digging right now is Grand Teton Brewing's cellar reserv series Coming Home 2014. It is a Belgian-Style Quadruple and just oh so good.
Their other beers are great too and all of the cellar reserves have been outstanding.
I'm kind of over Belgian beers. They no longer do it for me.
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