Beer vs. Beer
You can see my previous beer post, where in the name of science I tried every GF beer I could find. The winner
New Planet's Off Grid Pale Ale
I have to confess I like darker beers, always have and always will (miss them). In the tasting of the GF beers (Bards, Red Bridge, New Grist, Green's and St. Peters) I found them to be light, fruity and well, just not very beer-like.
I was happy to hear that Dogfish came out with their first GF beer - Tweason'ale
I thought coming from a great beer company that this would be a great GF beer. It pours light and honey colored. The beer drinks the same - light. The taste of strawberry and honey definitely come out.
I personally didn't care for it. For a summer ale or for women or for men who like a lighter, fruiter beer this may be right up your alley.
For me, the winner is still New Planet's Off Grid. I am looking forward to another challenger. Epic Brewing from Utah is said to be coming out with "The Glutenator." I hear it should be out in March so I'll let you know soon as I find it and taste it.
The Un-Gluten Guy
New Planet's Off Grid Pale Ale
I have to confess I like darker beers, always have and always will (miss them). In the tasting of the GF beers (Bards, Red Bridge, New Grist, Green's and St. Peters) I found them to be light, fruity and well, just not very beer-like.
I thought coming from a great beer company that this would be a great GF beer. It pours light and honey colored. The beer drinks the same - light. The taste of strawberry and honey definitely come out.
I personally didn't care for it. For a summer ale or for women or for men who like a lighter, fruiter beer this may be right up your alley.
For me, the winner is still New Planet's Off Grid. I am looking forward to another challenger. Epic Brewing from Utah is said to be coming out with "The Glutenator." I hear it should be out in March so I'll let you know soon as I find it and taste it.
The Un-Gluten Guy
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