I looked at the Sammy web site, it was a horrible web site, and I was
unable to discern if Stock Ale is actually still produced. They had
undecipherable pictures of bottles, but no actual list of what they
make. The Old Fezziwig stuff around Christmas is quite tasty though,
Sams Club used to sell a 12 of a SA selection around Christmas, you got
3 bottles I think, along with some kind of spicy brew that would
probably better in some kind of stew.
--R
On 6/7/2010 10:14 PM, Mountain Man wrote:
Greg wrote:
My son gave me a bottle of Moosedrool last night. It's brewed in Montana I
believe. First time I had it. Dark, but very well balanced. Very good
flavor.
I bought some Moosedrool for a friend two years ago in West Yellowstone.
I don't recall it well, as I don't drink much beer, therefore, I take
suggestions seriously and try to find good tasting brews. I will be
looking at Binnys for the Stock Ale Samuel Adams - thanks --R. I can
recall one very memorable beer on tap in a small brew-pub 32 years ago
in Denver. It was almost syrupy, dark, very flavorful, noticeable
head. I have no idea what it was, but I remember that beer - after
class one evening. Perhaps someone knows that type of brew? and can
point me to that style for me to find - perhaps not bottled, but only
on tap, eh?
mao
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