I'm trying one right now called Weyerbacher Winter Ale. Nice label w/ a snowman but the beer has a bitter taste, almost like a bad light beer and no outstanding trait except unpleasant.
Any more so far? I'm wondering about the Sam Adams Winter mixer 12 pack.
"Lew Bryson" pende neer:
Ah! That explains it. JPP
I truly pity any editor who gets your "artical".
Blogger. He's his OWN editor. Lucky for both of them.
And lucky for us that we won't accidentally blunder into such a ramble in a forum where it might pose as literate, competent thought.
Only one so far, is the best so far--because it seems to have semi-BAILED as a "winter" beer: SNCA.
It is the Sierra Nevada Pale Ale ueber-hopped. It is not dark, it is not murky, it is not spiced. It is a knockout mega-pale, with all the dappling floral freshness of the Dogfish Head 90-minute.
I'm not that fond of the Coors Winterfest that I tried last month. Pretty good balance between the malt and hops but it lacks complexity ie it could use some spice...like nutmeg.
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