Once upon a time we covered Brown Ale’s on the show on November 26th 2007, one year ago today. It’s been a few years since then and we’ve learned a lot, found some friends that share the brown ale experience and wanted to re-cast this episode in stone. This episode covers more brown beers than [...]
If you’re in the White Mountain area of New Hampshire you may want to stop down in Woodstock to Woodstock Station and Brewery. The Brewery has a nice little sit down restaurant inside, somehow casual in nature, like an all American style restaurant.
You can order from a large selection of items, some are very tasty [...]
It’s not often we get a chance to sit down with a brown ale originating in Maine, Freeport and Portland to be exact. Their little restaurant and pub reminds me much of the Woodstock Inn in northern New Hampshire, a place I frequent in the late summer. Gritty McDuff’s Brewing Company is boasting the “Best [...]
Looking for a great brown ale which can serve as an example of a perfect brew? You’ll have to look towards the US State of Louisiana but you can probably find it elsewhere in smaller drink shops, I did.
If you’ve listened to any of the Everyday Drinkers Podcasts you’ll know Doug loves him some Turbodog [...]
Looking for a unique brown ale from a good brewery? Well, you may have to live around my area of New Hampshire to really find it but you may pick it up in the New England area or outside of it if you get around here. Woodstock Inn Brewery houses some great beers, Pig’s Ear [...]
This episode we cover Brown Ales in all their glory. However, between 3:30 seconds to roughly 35 minutes there is some static which we could not remove due to a recent bug in Leopard and the mixing hardware.
This episode we’re sporting Abita Turbo Dog, Samual Smiths Nut Brown Ale, Harpoon Brown Session Ale and Old [...]
If you’re looking for a top shelf beer, love a good brown ale, Sam Smith’s Nut Brown Ale is one of the best in the business. Prepare yourself for a silk smooth brown ale and for the sticker shock that follows.
In New Hampshire, you’re looking at a 4-pack price of $10.99 for this lovely brew… [...]
You want to spoil yourself with a smooth English beer? A little beer brewed in Tadcaster, Yorkshire England might be just what you need! It’s called Samuel Smith and it’s more than just a name, it’s a way of life!
When my fathers birthday comes along I pickup a few packs (or a ‘case’) of Samuel [...]
As a New Englander I’m proud to say Shipyard Brewing Company is a local brewing facility that produces a quality microbrew that has a variety for everyones taste. Granted, only beer drinkers can respect a good brew so that’s a prerequisite to enjoying a Shipyard beer.
The Shipyard Export Ale is a great choice if you’re [...]
