![]() | Dion's Blog EntriesBio: Our friend Dion is on a quest. That quest is to try one new beer every single day. Just one. He's been successful in this quest for over 1000 days so far ... and he's still going. He and his family are frequenters of our Lexington establishments and big fans of the food trucks. If you see him out, buy him a beer ... but make sure it's one he hasn't tried yet. |
Year of New Beer: Two Captains, Nogne O (Norway)
Written On: 06/04/2012
Sweet, ripened fruits like peach and apricot hit the tongue with a touch of caramel and honey... (see more)
Year of New Beer: St. Ambroise Pale Ale, McAuslan Brewing (Canada)
Written On: 06/03/2012
Categorized as an American Pale Ale, this one comes off less forceful in the hop bitterness dept.... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Boffo Brown Ale, Dark Horse Brewing (MI)
Written On: 06/02/2012
Slightly nutty with some dark fruits on the nose; a touch of roasted coffee beans and raisins on... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Wee Muckle, Sun King Brewing (IN)
Written On: 06/01/2012
Fantastic notes of raisin, smoked caramel, and light tobacco greet the nose; all translate well to... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Erie Gold, The Brew Kettle Taproom (OH)
Written On: 05/31/2012
Faint bread malts and a touch of floral on the nose; that and some citrus hop zing the tongue.... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Underdog Atlantic Lager, Flying Dog Brewery (MD)
Written On: 05/30/2012
Cracker-like malt, a touch of peppery spice, with low hop bitterness. A little bit of lemon zest... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Jockamo IPA, Abita Brewing (LA)
Written On: 05/29/2012
Very mild citrus and sweet malt on the nose; much the same on the tongue with a hop bite that... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Shipyard Summer Ale, Shipyard Brewing (ME)
Written On: 05/28/2012
Nice lemon zest and wheat, a perfect topper to a relaxing day by the pool. (see more)
Year of New Beer: Apollo, Sixpoint Brewing (NY)
Written On: 05/27/2012
Vibrant lemon zest and fresh grains make this wheat ale an excellent choice for sipping poolside. (see more)
Year of New Beer: Juliet, Goose Island Brewery (IL)
Written On: 05/26/2012
Very tart raspberries and white wine. Very delicious & very addictive. Fantastic transition... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Keytown Blonde
Written On: 05/25/2012
Brewed in Lexington by my friend, Lakisha Smith. Very mild lemon zest and gentle hops on the... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Hazed & Infused, Boulder Beer (CO)
Written On: 05/24/2012
A little bread/biscuit on the nose, along with mild hops and citrus; taste is much the same with a... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Hel & Verdomenis, Brouwerij De Molen (Netherlands)
Written On: 05/23/2012
Bitter, dark chocolate & super roasted malts, along with a faint smoke. Very nice. Happy 2nd... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Karma, Avery Brewing (CO)
Written On: 05/22/2012
Floral hops and a touch of honey on the nose; Fruity sweetness on the tongue, slightly dry finish.... (see more)
Year of New Beer: India Style Saison, Bridge Road/Nogne O Collaboration (Norway)
Written On: 05/21/2012
Very nice green apple on the nose; much more impressive in taste. The green apple comes out, along... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Le Freak, Green Flash Brewing (CA)
Written On: 05/20/2012
An unusual beer that takes a lot of the expected Belgian qualities like bananas and yeast flavors... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Snake Pro Double IPA, Figure 8 Brewing (IN)
Written On: 05/19/2012
Fairly mild on the nose; juicy orange, a touch of honey sweetness, and a decent amount of caramel... (see more)
Year of New Beer: HogWild IPA, Aviator Brewing (NC)
Written On: 05/18/2012
Very mild sweetness on the nose at first, then a very herbal (of the Willie Nelson variety) hop... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Hopwired IPA, 8 Wired Brewing Co. (New Zealand)
Written On: 05/17/2012
Tropical fruits and grassy hops are balanced nicely by honey sweetness and a caramel malt... (see more)
Year of New Beer: Key West Sunset Ale, Florida Beer Company
Written On: 05/16/2012
Very little on the nose, and just an overall stripped down flavor. Little in the way of hops or... (see more)