This week’s Six Pack of the Week (SPotW?) is Left Hand Breweries Milk Stout. A popular pour at beer festivals and a Finalist in the first ever BFFF, this Milk Stout might be slightly out of season, but the Beer Friends can always enjoy a good dark pour! Cheers!
Archive for April, 2010
Beer Review 15: Left Hand Milk Stout
April 26, 2010Breaking News: Sam Adams 2009 Longshot Winners are out!
April 16, 2010I’m sure you’ve heard of it….right? Sam Adams holds a Contest each year called the “Longshot American Homebrew Contest” with the three winners featured in their very own six pack!
From Uncrate.com:
This limited edition six-pack will include two bottles each of 2009 Samuel Adams American Homebrew Contest winners Michael Robinson’s Old Ale and Ben Miller’s Barleywine, as well as two bottles of Employee Homebrew Winner Jeremy White’s Saison.
Sounds like we’ve got quite a treat this year. You really should rush to your local Beer place and see if you can score a six pack or two, they wont be here forever…and if you miss it there’s always next year.
If you would like to enter the contest this year CLICK HERE!
Maybe 23
is your lucky number…keep an eye out for an upcoming post to know why.
Featured Brewery: Cape Cod Beer
April 14, 2010Last summer I took a trip to Cape Cod for the first time since I was a kid. It was an awesome trip.

I got to rediscover what I loved about Cape Cod and found a bunch of new things to fall in love with, and by “things” I mean “Craft Beer.”
It was awesome to try some new brews coming from all over the Cape and the Islands. Even with the time spent I’ve spent in Boston there were a few of these breweries I had never tried before. One brewery that was and early stand out, and has become a quick favorite, was Cape Cod Beer.
Cape Cod Beer is a young brewery getting ready to celebrate their 6th anniversary with a party at the end of this month. They are based out of Hyannis Mass., and there beers can be found around Cape Cod. However, with Cape Cod Beer having no major bottling line, the only way to get your hands on these delicious brews is on tap or in a growler. The best place to get growlers is at brewery itself , but you can also find them all around the Cape at some package stores (or a “Liquor store” for those not from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts).
Beer Review 13: Butternut Pork Slap Farmhouse Ale
April 12, 2010Beer Friends here with another Monday Six Pack of the week video! This week the Beer Friends took a trip to Northwest New York and brought back some canned goodness! Enjoy!
The Beer-iodic Table
April 10, 2010If you’re curious where the beer you’re drinking falls in relation to the rest of the beer world, I have your Ultimate Reference Chart:
The Periodic Table of Beer Styles.
DeliriumTremens made this beautiful resource and you can download it as a .png or .pds file.
But maybe you want to print this puppy out, laminate it and carry it around with you at all times? Well you are in luck, john602 over at Flickr has given us this fantastic piece of art in 4 easy to download .jpg files.
Click here to find them.
Thanks to Ken for sending this our way.
Bonus Thursday Beer Review 12! Brooklyn Brewery Pennant Ale 55
April 8, 2010Hello all you Beer Friends!
Here is a bonus Thursday Beer Review in honor of baseball season starting. Although a little late from Opening Day – Brooklyn Pennant Ale 55 is available year round, so open that bag of Cracker Jacks and enjoy a Beer Friends bonus video.
One Shining [Beer] Moment
April 7, 2010The Grand Finale
Since CBS decided to update their “One Shining Moment” Montage, the Beer Friends decided to go old school – enjoy…





