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The menu had this beer described as balanced.
What I liked: It was very drinkable. It has a nice full flavor, but isn't so bitter that I cringe whenever I take a large swallow.
What I didn't like: Because of that full flavor, it didn't seem to go well with what I was eating for dinner, and seemed to overpower the food a bit.
Overall I really did enjoy this beer, and I wouldn't mind having it again some time!
Here are the pictures of the stitched version (I had to skip a beer. The one I skipped isn't easily found around here):
Nice work. You make me want to break mine out and work on it.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the bottle finish. I need to work on mine. So many projects not near enough time.
ReplyDeleteNice finish on the bottle and that sounds like a beer to have when you're out on the town. :) Or at home watching the game, etc.
ReplyDeleteI like your fun idea to drink the sampler! Maybe I should get it and have hubby help out. Not a beer drinker myself.
ReplyDeleteI have this chart in my todo pile. I love the way you are stitching it - a tasting along with a stitch or two.
ReplyDeleteThe bottle looks fun! Does the pattern include a list of the beers or do you have to guess?
ReplyDeleteIt does include a beer list and tells you which is which!
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