Dan Draper

10

Love this Real Ale. One of the best Red Ales I have ever had — 4 years ago

Trixie

9.5

In the style of a German Maibock, a deep honey color with a toffee aroma and a balanced malt/bitter ratio.

2018 Gold🏆 at NY International Beer Competition 🍺

•6.8% ABV October 28, 2020 💀 — 6 years ago

James Forsyth

9.2

Order of Magnitude by Edmund's Oast Brewing Company is a Sour beer made in collaboration with Ferus Artisan Ales. Tart and fruity with mango and guarva abound. A very good beer for this type. @Delectable Wine — 7 years ago

Jim McCusker

9.4

This is a bottle that Vanessa was given by a former student who was apparently trying to clear out his cellar. Bottled on October 4, 2011, this is the best incarnation of Noel de Calabaza that I’ve ever had. Incredible balance, great secondary aromas, and a finish that lasts far longer than younger versions of this beer. Just goes to show how awesome JPs can become if you hide them away for a few years. — 8 years ago

with Vanessa

Jim McCusker

9.3

Wow. Basically La Roja on steroids, this has all of the great characteristics of La Roja but amped up, while at the same time better integrated. The sourness is beautifully balanced by some vanilla (presumably from the oak barrels, but who knows), as well as lingering hints of caramel that help to sustain a long finish. Definitely a notch above the regular bottling, this one is a treat! — 9 years ago

with Vanessa

Corey Stephenson

9.3

Sending off our Swedish postdoc Markus with a selection of local sours. All were great but this one stood out — 10 years ago

Brandon Boesch

10

One of the best. Love the chili pepper flavor with dark and milk chocolates. Cinnamon and vanilla are secondary. The spice is what sets this apart from other beers in this style. Needs no pairing. — 5 years ago

Trixie

8.9

This is one of our daughter's favourite ales.

Definitely full of flavour and remarkably smooth.

•4.7% ABV• March 11, 2020 🇮🇸 — 6 years ago

Greg Ballington

Co-Founder of Millennial Drinkers Wine Blog

9.1

A touch cloudy lemon yellow in appearance with a medium white head. A bit stinky with a touch of citrus rind and hay. Smooth and crisp mouthfeel with some funkiness and stone fruits. Medium length finish. Perfect Saison for people new to the style. — 8 years ago

Brandon Boesch

9.8

So grateful that there is West coast distribution now. One of the best pale ales. — 8 years ago

Julie Johnson

8.9

Great flavor. Part of Halloween candy tasting. Went very well with Baby Ruth bar. — 9 years ago

with Catherine

Jano Silva

9.5

What dreams are made of. — 9 years ago

Jonas Johansson

9.2

Last of a long great nights of ales. This one is my fave from NBB — 10 years ago

Daron Watson

9.3

espresso beans, cacao nibs, vanilla beans, and ancho chili peppers w addition of cinnamon, ginger & nutmeg ~ also shows toffee, nougat, & raisins ~ angular & focused 🎄💣 rather than dense & broad — 5 years ago

Keaton Kail

9.4

This stupid ass lil can of mouth-puckering joy juice! — 6 years ago

Laith A

9.5

When you live in Wisconsin.. you drink Spotted Cow! One of the best Ales out there!! — 6 years ago

Jim McCusker

9.0

A little disappointed with this incarnation (although it improved considerably with more time in the glass). Flavors were definitely muted. Might need some more time in bottle, but this was the weakest of the three JPs we opened tonight. — 8 years ago

with Vanessa

Jim McCusker

9.4

Part of a bunch of older JPs that Vanessa found, this is awesome. SO much better than when this is first released, this has a subtle complexity to it that makes it seem more like a fine white wine than beer. Fantastic. — 8 years ago

Jim McCusker

9.5

The search engine can't seem to find this one. Clementina from Jolly Pumpkin. Fantastic saison with hints of orange peel, great tartness, and a clean, bright finish. One of my new favorites from the best brewery in Michigan! — 9 years ago

with Vanessa

Joe Weinberger

9.3

Excellent. My favorite so far of Prairie's Bomb variants — 10 years ago