Beer

I am currently partaking in this very good brew, 22 oz. bottle, and 10 % ABV. Malty and hoppy, I love it. As I mentioned in my last post, I have never had it before. Whilst researching it, I discover there is an "Oaked Arrogant B@st@rd Ale". Perhaps that will be a venture I will attack soon.
This link leads me to believe that a certain whiskey drinker is moonlighting as a writer for Stone Brewing. I won't tell you who, WES! out of respect for that gentleman. WES! WES! WES!
A note to all, I would NOT recommend this to anyone that finds bitterness in beer to be a bad thing. While showing a bitter aftertaste, this beer starts sweet, with an obvious alcohol mouthfeel. Despite that, it has a thick, malty presence. To me, that is a contradiction in terms that makes this beer interesting. As I understand it, the Double B@st@rd is a seasonal release in November. It is to celebrate the anniversery of the original Arrogant B@st@rd Ale.

I am currently partaking in this very good brew, 22 oz. bottle, and 10 % ABV. Malty and hoppy, I love it. As I mentioned in my last post, I have never had it before. Whilst researching it, I discover there is an "Oaked Arrogant B@st@rd Ale". Perhaps that will be a venture I will attack soon.
This link leads me to believe that a certain whiskey drinker is moonlighting as a writer for Stone Brewing. I won't tell you who, WES! out of respect for that gentleman. WES! WES! WES!
A note to all, I would NOT recommend this to anyone that finds bitterness in beer to be a bad thing. While showing a bitter aftertaste, this beer starts sweet, with an obvious alcohol mouthfeel. Despite that, it has a thick, malty presence. To me, that is a contradiction in terms that makes this beer interesting. As I understand it, the Double B@st@rd is a seasonal release in November. It is to celebrate the anniversery of the original Arrogant B@st@rd Ale.