Booze...in 50 Words or Less: Williamsburg Alewerks Wheat Ale

Williamsburg Alewerks Wheat Ale
Disappointing offering from brewery that had produced two decent hoppy bottles previous. Not much flavor. What little it has sticks around in form of a nasty aftertaste. Cloudy yellow color. Nonexistent scent. Plenty of wheat flavor (if you can call it that), but nothing there to serve as complement. Avoid.
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Booze...in 50 Words or Less: Williamsburg Alewerks Tavern Ale

Williamsburg Alewerks Tavern Ale
When I first sipped this one, was expecting something light. Lageresque. Instead, it's smoky, malty, and extremely porterish (second really cool fake word made up for this post!). While part of enjoyment came from low expectations, definitely enjoyed the complexity and depth. Strong, but not overbearing!

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Booze...in 50 Words or Less: Williamsburg Alewerks Drake Tail IPA

Williamsburg Alewerks Drake Tail IPA
When I picked this up, I thought I was getting beer from a hip, new brewery in the "artist's section" of Brooklyn, NY. Turns out that it's from another Williamsburg, the one where the colonials came from in Virginia. Tasting some citrus and definite abundant hops. Good, not great.
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