Imperial March Stout bent drinkers to its will. To date, this hefty brew is the crowning achievement of Layger BrewHaus. With luxurious mouthfeel, complex grain notes, and a malty finish uncluttered by bitterness, I.M.S. changed minds about the heavy hand of stout ales. Turn to the Dark Side. Octobertheseventhfest comments: "Feel no drunk do … Continue reading Imperial March Stout
Month: October 2006
Bock Bock
Despite its name, Bock Bock was a single bock brew from the roundly bodied, malty family of bock ales. It did not actually taste like chicken. Neither did it taste like a traditional bock; many Bock Bock beers were drunk mistakenly, thinking they were Amber Alerts. Tastes Like Chicken? Beer Beta: Style: Bock Malts: Malted … Continue reading Bock Bock
Steve Urquell Pilsner
Steve Urquell Pilsner was a lighter beer dating back to early summer 2006. With more color and body than Eastern European pilsners, Steve Urquell stood up the bully days of summer with cool, refreshing flavor. Did I Brew That? Octobertheseventhfest comments: "FAST Flavor!"—Todd "Very light flavor reminicent of a lightly alcoholic Perrier. It has a … Continue reading Steve Urquell Pilsner
Amber Alert
Amber Alert was an amber beer of long vintage, dating back November, 2005. Drinkers noted a medium body, fruity notes, and clean finish. Taste What You've Been Missing! Ironically, the recipe has gone missing. Octobertheseventhfest comments: "The first beer with a true hops flavor. A little more body than the Pilsner or Bock. A fruity … Continue reading Amber Alert
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