Their Eccentric Café looks extremely inviting, doesn’t it? In addition to those beers, I’ve had and enjoyed the Amber Ale and Pooltime Ale. Image courtesy of Bell’s Brewing’s Web site Just about everybody I know who had Two Hearted for the first time within the last couple of months loves the beer and folks are pleased Oberon was here in time for the summer. Seems like I find new reasons to talk about Bell’s Brewery every month, doesn’t it? Well, that alone should be an indicator of what a big deal this brewery is and how happy many folks in New Jersey are that their beers are available to us. Total Bell’s beers checked in on untappd: 4īell’s Beers reviewed at The Tap Takeover: Oberon Ale and Amber Ale. So this time around, I’m ordering these alphabetically. The first couple of these posts were fairly easy, as I had dozens of beers from many of those breweries. I’m seeking out IPAs, enjoying sours and really starting to appreciate beers from some of the more established Craft Breweries/Craft Beer Brands. It has been a while ( October of 2017) since I did one of these “Breweries I’d like to visit” posts and since then, I think my taste in beer has evolved. We hope you don’t grow too weary of the alcohol alliterative names we use… The result is an easy-drinking, 5.7 percent ABV lager that should pair nicely with Jayson Tatum’s step-back.Draught Diversions is the catchall label for mini-rants, think-pieces, and posts that don’t just focus on one beer here at The Tap Takeover. Jack’s Abby Pride and Parquet is the product of some Red Auerbach-level tinkering brewers began with an older recipe for a beer called Calyptra and tweaked it, dialing back the hops in Jack’s Abby’s signature-style brew, the India pale lager, in several batches along the way (I was fortunate enough to be a part of the tasting and feedback process the initial batches would have pleased IPA fans, but the final formula is more crowd-pleasing). And that’s pretty much what happened, despite the last two NBA seasons blurring together because of COVID, and some early hiccups with the virus and NBA scheduling. After partnering with Framingham’s family-owned Jack’s Abby last summer, the plan was to release a brew in time for the 2020-21 NBA season. Not to be outdone, the Celtics, too, have been busy preparing a special beer release. The beer is scheduled to be brewed in February, and will be available throughout New England wherever Harpoon beers are distributed. Brewed at 5.1 percent ABV with a touch of black honey, it’s designed to be clean, light, and subtly sweet. After 10,000 fan votes, Coyle’s Black & Gold Pils was announced as the winning brew. Fans voted between Wagner’s recipe, an IPA, and the pilsner of teammate and Weymouth native Charlie Coyle.

Harpoon Don’t Poke the Bears is a riff on the original, with a twist. But Bruins hockey is back, as of last Thursday, and so is a new Bruins beer for 2021.

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