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Agave Americana from Wild Acre Brewing

June 3, 2020June 5, 2020 Charles Prevatte

After seven weeks of shelter in place, I finally going to the store to find a new beer to try. Standing here looking in the beer case in my favorite supermarket I must admit I was kinda overwhelmed. After lots of debate in my mind, I chose Agave Americana from Wild Acre Brewing Company. Wild

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The Salty Lady Beer. A Texas Goose.

June 12, 2019June 12, 2019 Charles Prevatte

I am continuing my beers of Texas series with this post on The Salty lady. The Review of The Salty Lady. The Salty Lady is Martin House Brewing Company’s interpretation of a Gose – a rather obscure, tart, salty German style beer. The tartness is tempered by salt additions from around the world and finished with

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Lake Breeze Blond, Seguin Brewing Company

July 11, 2018July 11, 2018 Charles Prevatte

Lake Breeze Blond from Seguin Brewing Company has gotten mixed reviews from others.  I liked this light bodied beer.  While it is close to a pale ale,  it is not as bitter. Poured from the can, this is a cloudy beer.  This is what you expect from an unfiltered beer.  A creamy white head holds on

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Love Street Beer from Karbach Brewing

June 27, 2018June 19, 2018 Charles Prevatte

Love Street from Karbach Brewing company pours out a medium golden color. Head is white and somewhat dense. Retention of the head is moderate and leaves no lacing.  The nose has honey, wheat, lemongrass and hints of bread.  The taste has honey up front with the grains come in through the middle. The finish again

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Fire Ant Funeral Amber Ale

June 20, 2018June 10, 2018 Charles Prevatte

Fire Ant Funeral is a traditional ale.  I thought this is a really solid beer.  The distinctive red amber color that is topped by a beige head that leaves some decent lacing.   This color comes from the seven American grown hops.  I tasted this ale poured from a twelve once can poured into a chilled

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Southern Star Spring Pils

June 13, 2018June 9, 2018 Charles Prevatte

Southern Star Spring Pils pours a clear golden color with almost no head.  Just a thin skin of white foam that keeps a tight collar and quarter skin. Nothing sticks to the glass, so no lacing. The aromas of grain give Spring Pils a very bread smell with hints of fruity esters.  As it warms

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Southern Star Humidity

June 6, 2018May 24, 2018 Charles Prevatte

Humidity by Southern Star Brewing pours a murky gold and there might be a hint of amber in it.  The beer is 100% opaque.  A white foam head forms when poured.  The head has almost no stick or lace.  The head dissipates almost as fast as it pours.  I poured Humidity from a 12 once

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Midnight Cab a Unique Beer

May 30, 2018May 20, 2018 Charles Prevatte

Midnight Cab for Rahr and Sons Brewing Company is a unique Black Saison beer.  It is aged in red wine barrels, a nice clever recipe that’s pretty well put together. Deep chocolate brown and some nice body out of the can, with a nose of oak tannins and roasted barley. Lots of bitter dark grain

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Iron Thistle Scottish Ale

May 23, 2018June 9, 2018 Charles Prevatte

Iron Thistle Scottish Ale pours slightly hazy dark ruby red/brown color with a single finger fairly dense head.  This dense head is light khaki with good retention.  This reduces to a thin cap that lingers. Nice spotty soapy lacing clings on the glass, with a fair amount of streaming carbonation. Aromas of big caramel, brown

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Orange Show from Saint Arnold

May 16, 2018May 14, 2018 Charles Prevatte

Continuing my beers of Texas series this week I am trying Orange Show from Saint Arnold Brewing Company in Houston Texas.  Orange Show is a blonde ale brewed with almost 2,300 pounds of blood oranges.  These are puréed and for each batch.   This works out to about half-pound of purée per gallon of beer. A strong

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