New Belgium Brewing Inc. Beer Reviews
Founded in 1991 in Fort Collins, CO after starting as a homebrewing operation, now one of the largest breweries in the US covering a wide range of beer styles.
by Tom Smillie | American IPA, Beer Reviews, Colorado, Mug, New Belgium Brewing Inc., Pint Glass, United States, Wet/Harvest Hop Beers |
A truly wet hopped beer, NBB incorporates freshly picked flowers that endure a quick road trip from Washington state to the brewery where they are then added to the boil. After reading the following article on Billy’s blog (a great blog to check out), I changed...
by Michael Larson | Blonde Ale, Colorado, Mug, New Belgium Brewing Inc., Pint Glass, United States |
It’s lunch time on a Saturday and it’s 90 degrees. I passed by my Samichlaus and my Aphrodite and went straight to this refresher from New Belgium. I poured it straight down the center of my lager glass. It foamed and fussed for several minutes before it...
by Taylor Birkey | American Pale Ale (APA), Colorado, Mug, New Belgium Brewing Inc., Pint Glass, United States |
Mighty Arrow Pale Ale is a seasonal APA brewed and bottled by New Belgium Brewing in Fort Collins, Colorado. The one I’m reviewing tonight comes in the 12 oz. brown bottle with the signature New Belgium band around the neck. I picked this one up as a single...
by Tom Smillie | American IPA, Colorado, Mug, New Belgium Brewing Inc., Pint Glass, United States |
I was going to write a review, but then I found this video on New Belgium’s website which pretty much sums it up. I’ll give ‘em some mad props for creativity and introducing a new beer into their lineup. It looks as though NB is going with a new packaging scheme which...
by Michael Larson | American Wheat Ale, Colorado, Mug, New Belgium Brewing Inc., Pint Glass, United States, Weizen Glass |
As soon as I had drained the last drop of Fat Tire from my glass, I felt I would continue the thus far positive New Belgium experience and helped myself to a cold bottle of Sunshine Wheat. The label speaks to days of old, when stacks of wheat were threshed and bound...
by Michael Larson | American Amber / Red Ale, Colorado, Mug, New Belgium Brewing Inc., Pilsner Glass, Pint Glass, United States |
At one point, its name was synonymous with craft beer. It wasn’t unavailable in the Midwest for a while and therefore was that much more craved, pined over. Now, however, Fat Tire Amber Ale has made its way these thousand miles to grace every liquor store shelf...