I’m on my way to some happy Friday times at the Dancing Bear, but I had to share this delicious and foamy tidbit first. So, my brew of choice lately has been Dogfish Head’s 90 minute IPA. As a fan is want to do, I googled my favorite Delwarians who had this to say about their mission: “Off-centered ales for off-centered people…that’s what we do here at Dogfish Head!” (I’ll forgive them the exclamation mark). Of course you do, DFH. Even my choice of fine ales is starting to make sense to me.
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4 words: Samuel Adams Summer Ale. I just discovered it, and it is awesome–and readily available. I bought mine at HEB. It is very much like a hefe weizen. I drink it with a lemon wedge. Peace.
Oh yeh. I forget to include this copy from their website. It sums it up well:
” Bright and citrusy, brewed with mysterious grains of paradise. Samuel Adams® Summer Ale is an American wheat ale. This summer seasonal uses malted wheat as well as lemon zest and grains of paradise, a rare pepper from Africa first used as a brewing spice in the 13th Century to create a crisp and spicy flavor and body. The ale fermentation imparts a background tropical fruit note reminiscent of mangos and peaches. All of these come together to create a quenching, clean finishing beer perfect for those warm Summer days.”
It is 10am and I want one.
perfect photo. of you both.