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| Oskar Blues Old Chub The NY Times may have selected Oskar Blues Dale's Pale Ale as the best in the land but for me Old Chub's scottish style ale is the best beer they produce. It has a biting, hoppy taste up front that quickly combines with a chocolate malt presence. The middle reveals a sharp bitterness with hints of smoke that perfectly balance sweetness and crispness in the finish. Highly recommended. |
| Dogfish Head Aprihop An initial burst of alcohol flavor is quickly subdued as a sweet, soft apricot flavor shows itself. A solid bitter middle nicely supports the medium body, soft mouthfeel. This is one beer that should never be served cold or the delightful apricot flavor will be overpowered by the 7%ABV level. Recommended. |
| Yard's Love Stout Sweet with a biscuity, smokey flavor, this stout has hints of chocolate and bitterness throughout. It's finish is highlighted by a roasted caramel and coffee mix. Overall smooth but might be too sweet for those weaned on traditional dry Irish stout. Acceptable. |
