Snifter Beer Reviews
Sometimes beer just needs to be swirled. The snifter, famous as the glass for cognac and brandy, is all about focusing the power of stronger ales. The tapered lip concentrates aroma, and makes it easy to agitate the liquid without spilling.
by Taylor Birkey | American Barleywine, Pint Glass, Rock Art Brewery, Snifter, United States, Vermont |
This is the beer that introduced me to Rock Art Brewery and in many ways put the small Vermont operation on the larger craft beer map. You see, Rock Art received a cease and desist letter from the legal cronies of Monster Energy Drink, who were at the time planning a...
by Team | Founders Brewing Company, Imperial / Double IPA, Michigan, Snifter, Tulip, United States, Wine Glass |
John S: This imperial IPA by Founders of Grand Rapids pours a golden orange with not much head at all and oh, does it smell delicious! It’s like the blue-scented marker in kindergarten that you just can’t stop smelling and before you know it your nose is all blue. The...
by Taylor Birkey | English Barley Wine, Pint Glass, Rock Art Brewery, Snifter, United States, Vermont, Wine Glass |
Rock Art Brewery in Morrisville, Vermont is one of the classic American craft breweries that you don’t hear too much about. Founder and Brewmaster Matt Nadeau looks and sounds like just the kind of guy you want behind your beer: humble and down to earth with a...
by Tom Smillie | Colorado, Great Divide Brewing Company, Pint Glass, Russian Imperial Stout, Snifter, United States |
I was going to wait until I had a collection of Imperial Stouts in order to do a sampling and determined which one I enjoy best. Unfortunately, that plan failed after this Yeti had been staring me down for two weeks (I still might get around to my idea). I will say...
by Matt | American Strong Ale, California, Lagunitas Brewing Company, Mug, Pint Glass, Snifter, United States |
Some tasting notes about Lagunitas’ Wilco Tango Foxtrot, “a malty, robust, jobless recovery ale.” I shared a 22 oz bomber with a buddy – here are my notes on this one: Combo of red, dark orange, brown hues Smells deliciously of hops- a bit oily– slightly...
by Tom Smillie | Belgian Pale Ale, Brewery Ommegang, New York, Snifter, Tulip, United States, Wine Glass |
Well, the summer is me. I can tell because my weekends are quickly filling up with weddings, camping trips, and various activities. I will say that it is nice to come home and lie in my hammock while enjoying a brew now that the weather is warmer. I was in a Belgian...