Posted February 25 by Mark

The Black Diamond Series Señorita Imperial Porter from Elevation Beer Company in Poncha Springs, Colorado pours out pitch black in color with no light getting through and is topped with a dense, dark tan colored, pillowy head that slowly reduces down to a thick, foamy film with a large collar...

Posted February 13 by thebeergeek

“Philly and Beyond” is the latest episode of One Pint at a Time.   One of our lost episodes, we visited the Greater Philadelphia area for a long weekend in the Spring of 2012. It was mainly a trip to visit our friend Andie at Victory Brewing, but we took the opportunity to explore...

Posted February 5 by Mark

The Lugene Milk Chocolate Stout from Odell Brewing Company in Fort Collins, Colorado pours out pitch black in color with no light getting through and is topped with a one finger, mocha colored, dense head that slowly reduces all the way down leaving just a thin collar. Rich, sweet and roasty on the ...

Posted February 4 by Mark

The Farmhouse Stout from Hall Brewing Company in Parker, Colorado pours out pitch black in color with no light getting through and is topped with a one finger, mocha colored, densely knit head that reduces down to a thin film with a large collar. On the nose, big, rich and roasted. Aromas of deeply ...

Posted February 2 by Mark

The E³ Elevation Triple IPA from Renegade Brewing Company in Denver, Colorado pours out a cloudy orange in color and is topped with a two finger, frothy, white head that slowly reduces down to a thick film with a nice sized collar. On the nose, this is all about the hops and quite dank. Aromas ...

Posted January 29 by Mark

The Hop Rod Rye Specialty Ale from Bear Republic Brewing Company in Healdsburg, California pours out a rich amber in color with good clarity and is topped with a large, two finger plus, tightly knit, light tan head that very slowly reduces down to a thick film with a large collar. On the nose, good ...

Posted January 28 by Mark

The Paradise Nines IPA Project The Catcher Ameri-Belgo Style Rye IPA from Paradox Beer Company in Woodland Park, Colorado pours out a deep orange in color with some cloud and is topped with a large, off-white head that slowly reduces down to a thin film with a quarter inch collar. Very Belgian on th...

Posted January 27 by Mark

The Arrogant Bastard Ale from Stone Brewing Company in Escondido, California pours out a dark coppery-amber in color with good clarity and is topped with a two finger, densely knit, khaki colored head that slowly reduces down to a thin film with a good sized collar. On the nose, big hops dominate wi...

Posted January 26 by Mark

The Hop Abomination IPA from Dry Dock Brewing Company in Aurora, Colorado pours out a cloudy, burnt orange in color and is topped with a two finger, dense, off-white colored head that hangs around for a while before receding to a quarter inch film with a slightly larger collar. On the nose, big hops...

Posted January 15 by Mark

The Old Viscosity Ale from Port Brewing Co. in San Marcos, California pours out pitch black in color with no light getting through and is topped with a large, foamy, deep tan colored head that slowly recedes down to a thin film with a large collar. On the nose, this is big and roasty. Aromas of coff...