Booze...in 50 Words or Less: Bell's Brewery Oarsman Ale

Bell's Oarsman Ale
Not sure if the taste of this beer by the Kalamazoo, Michigan brewers rises to the exceptional, but it gets points for being somewhat unique. Pouring in a color that is almost white, it features a flavor that falls somewhere between acidic grapefruit-like citrus and rustic sourness.
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Booze...in 50 Words or Less: Founders Double Trouble Imperial IPA

Founders Double Trouble Imperial IPA
One of the best beer labels I have ever seen. Could do all 50 words on it. While I enjoyed it less than the Danish beer whose name I can't grasp, it still has big-time hop power, a fragrant nose, and a flawless, golden appearance. A very enjoyable beverage.

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Booze...in 50 Words or Less: Founders Dry Hopped Pale Ale

Founders Dry Hopped Pale Ale
Probably a little less than I would expect from Founders - the makers of Centennial IPA, one of the best non-California IPAs around. There's a bit of a floral feel, but it's low in hop flavor. Hate to use the word "watered-down," but there you have it.

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