On Friday Afternoon I made a quick stop to get my wife some
flowers, a couple of Steaks for the grill and I wanted to grab a bottle of SamAdams Double Bock which I had read about a day prior.
Well I could check off
the other two items, Valentines day mission complete on that front, but they
did not have the beer I was looking for.
I kind of felt like the these
Stormtroopers looking for those damn Droids…. Well Double Bock I will find you!! Oh yes I will!!!!
Made locally here in St Louis,
I figured why not try something from my
own backyard this week.
And it was an Imperial Stout aged in Bourbon barrels,
what could possibly be bad about that? The answer. Nothing! It was a dark Malty
beer that finished with a kick from the Kentucky Bourbon. This is the type of
beer I want to make. Delicious. Now the
Kick was absolutely a kick, I had not had much to eat and was making some Pork
steaks (a St Louis thing) on the grill, so sipping the beer before diner was
ready and with the 10.5% ABV (Alcohol By Volume)
I assure you it was Schlafly even though I had the Sam Adams glass, I don't own a Stout glass yet
It gave me a minor buzz. But
well worth it.
All in all I loved the beer, and I am walking the line of a
6 or a 5 beer rating on this one so I am going to make an in between call and
since it is aged in Bourbon Barrels anyway
I am rating this fine beer from
Schlafly a 5 beer and one shot brew (a 5 and a half) Excellent brew, a must
try.
To view what all the ratings mean go to the 52 Beers to try Before You die Bucket list page
Disclaimer I am a beer drinker and a beginner home brewer the above is only my taste buds telling me what I enjoy, it is not the law or rule of the land, these would be the beers that I am grateful to have tried before the day comes when I pass on and meet my maker.
To view what all the ratings mean go to the 52 Beers to try Before You die Bucket list page
Disclaimer I am a beer drinker and a beginner home brewer the above is only my taste buds telling me what I enjoy, it is not the law or rule of the land, these would be the beers that I am grateful to have tried before the day comes when I pass on and meet my maker.
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