Rick Freeth

Meisterstuck Freeth

If you're like me, you read "Malt liquor" and thought NOPE. This is like the buttery session beer that you didn't know you wanted to go with your wings. Clean, mild fruit, low malt. High ABV for a session beer, but smooth as hell. Color me surprised.

The Steady Glow Of Tended Embers Freeth

Great brew. Good nose, leaves your palat dancing for a moment. Smoky pecans and clove, black plum. This impressed me. Don't call it lager in ale's clothing. Rich enough to pair with BBQ or a loaded burger.

Berry Cannibals Freeth

Consistent with many fruited hazys, this will keep you engaged but won't blow you away. Pair it with a salad or cold sandwich.

Off On A Natural Charge Bon Voyage Freeth

Grassy and complex, slightly sour without beating up your palat. A good segue to a cocktail. Farmhouse ales can be hard to find at times and often over-play the "farm" aspect of farmhouse, being too grassy or yiesty.. this isn't that. Balanced, clean.