Ep 167 - Seven Drinks In The Pines With Ratings
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Seven drinks, two guests, and a quiet Northwoods backdrop that makes every pour feel like it’s happening around a campfire. We’re joined by my brother Brian (our resident “mad scientist” brewer) and Larry as we work through a mixed flight that’s intentionally all over the map, then rate each one on our 0 to 5 scale.
We start with Surly Brewing Rocket Surgery Hazy Ale and get into what “hazy” even signals when the hop bite is almost nonexistent and the first note reads floral. From there we crack a wild fruited sour from 7 Hills Brewing Purple Rain and use it as a springboard for a bigger craft beer conversation: why so many modern sour ales taste sweeter than the jaw tightening sours people remember, how souring time changes the final beer, and whether the word “sour” has started to mean something different on today’s labels.
The middle of the tasting brings B Nektar Zombie Killer hard cider (honey and cherry), then a big step up to Surly And The Devil Makes Three, a triple IPA that proves high ABV doesn’t automatically mean harsh bitterness. We also go full experiment with 608 Brewing Cold Lunch Kid, a peanut butter and grape jelly sour, and talk through the brewing mechanics behind peanut flavors, powders, and why oils matter. Near the end, Surly Damien Child of Darkness sparks one of our favorite tangents: a black ale made from the second runnings of Darkness, and what that says about creativity, process, and reuse in brewing.
We close with Angry Minnow McStuckie’s Scotch Ale from Hayward, Wisconsin, compare favorites, and check in on what Brian has fermenting and what he’s planning next (including a dark cherry sour and a spruce tip IPA). If you like beer tasting notes, craft beer style debates, and practical brewing talk that doesn’t take itself too seriously, this one’s for you. Subscribe, share the show with a beer friend, and leave a review so more people can find the podcast.
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