During dry January, many breweries more heavily market and shelve their non-alcoholic options. From coffee to soda, they demonstrate their prowess beyond intoxicating substances. One of these has become a favorite with the Wall Brew …
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Noon Whistle Brewing Co. – Hop Water Review
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Big Drop Brewing Co. – Coba Maya Review
Happy 2023! Many folks we know are practicing dry January this year (including this particular writer), and we wanted to start the year off by reviewing some interesting non-alcoholic beers. The first is a bit …
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Off Color Brewing – Beer for Movies
There is little more enjoyable in this world than watching your favorite movie – spare doing it with a beer as interesting as the film. In maybe one of the most impressive “Beer For…” series …
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MORE Brewing Company – Piña Colada Marbles
We’re approaching summer and all the great things that come with it: rooftop drinking, patio dining, and incredible beers to pair with the gorgeous weather. This weekend we were able to enjoy ~80F weather with …
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Chicago Cream – A Cream Ale Recipe and Review
Every now and again, a brewer will discover a new favorite style – to brew, to drink, or both. I can confidently say that I’ve recently experienced the joy of such a moment. During the …
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Empirical Brewery – Space for Everyone
Sour beers are mysterious and captivate the imagination – not unlike Space. It’s only natural that Empirical Brewery would combine these two awe-inspiring ideas into one: Space for Everyone, a sour ale with peaches and …
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Little Fuggles Review – English Dark Mild
I feel like the majority of my posts now start with some apology for any absence or lapse in post frequency… this post is no different. Between having started a new job recently and the …
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King Maker – Milk Stout
Winter is coming and so too are the styles best enjoyed in chilly weather. I haven’t done many stouts before, so I figured there was no time like the present to dive right into a …
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Metropolitan Brewing – Afterburner Review
October is here, but Oktoberfest has been happening for a bit now. We wanted to be sure that we offered a review of a Chicago Oktoberfest classic: Metropolitan Brewing’s Afterburner. The main beer of Oktoberfest …
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Alarmist Brewing – Le Jus Review
Alright friends, the long awaited not–a–lager review is here! It made sense to head pretty far in the other direction for this review – presenting Alarmist Brewing’s Le Jus Hazy IPA. This might be one …
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