Josh H.

Nemesis (2021) H.

They dialed the hops way up for this. Immense pine sap bitterness that overpowers the roasted malts. Very dark color. It smells of dank hops and burnt caramel. I enjoy the body a lot. Though it may benefit from some major aging. 3.8

Big Worse (2015) H.

big worse is still to this day one of my favorite beers i’ve tried. it made me fall in love with barleywines. tonight i’m making a gordon ramsay meal that called for 150ml of strong ale and i thought wth i’ll toss in one of my favorites. cheers!

Bottle Shop Series: Nemesis H.

hoppy, malty, boozy, and fairly dry! loving this to be honest. it’s right where i want a nice strong beer to fall. roasty and a little warm

Panther Cub H.

major vanilla. could maybe age a little bit and be better

Immort Ale (2016) H.

A huge peat-y caramel malt that has a touch of vanilla and a burnt toffee finish. Solid and unique brew with a nice body. It’s smoky, but probably as smoky as I would want my beer to be. They nailed the smoky finish

Big Luscious (2020) H.

Love the body of this beer! Very full and very fluffy and then a beautiful raspberry finish topped with melted chocolate really seals the deal for me. Nicely done

Costumes And Karaoke H.

An interesting mix of spices and herbs here. The cardamom gives a zesty punch that the vanilla and ginger kind of mellow out. Strong licorice from the star anise, and a spiciness from the cinnamon. Oats provide a soft mouthfeel

KBS Maple Mackinac Fudge H.

A nose that yells chocolate bourbon fudge. This is like eating grandma’s fudge and slinging back a chaser of Knob Creek. It’s delicate and oaky with a maple hint and just a touch of coffee. Bold, beautiful, barrel-aged beer. All good things start with B

Canadian Breakfast Stout (CBS) H.

Sweet bourbon, roasted coffee, and maple syrup! Always a pleasure