It seems I'm always
writing about Pale Ales and IPAs on this blog! I'm sure it is total
bullshit because I know most people prefer the watered down taste of rice beer
like Bud Light or all American offerings from Miller-Coors. For some
stepping outside their box consists of trying a Sam Adams of some sort because
it seems they have a shit load of beers, especially of the seasonal variety.
So me talking about beers (pale ales ect...) from Stone, 3Floyds, Oscar
blue among others probably sounds like Portuguese! Here's some advice: step
outside of your trailer or oversized diesel truck and try a real beer not horse
piss! I did just that when I stepped outside of my Dale's Pale Ale
comfort zone and tried Oscar Blue's Deviant Dale's when I went out to Colorado
for the Warrior Dash a few weeks back!
DeviantDale’s IPA (8% ABV, 85 IBUs) was born at the crossroads, in a juke joint, as if
Dale’s Pale Ale sold its soul to balance Deviant’s foreboding aromas of citrus,
grapefruit rind and piney resins with a copper ball-of-fire color and
inscrutable finish. The 2011 GABF Silver Medal Winner (American IPA Category)
is the Devil incarnate with untold amounts of malt and hedonistic Columbus
dry-hopping. Oskar Blues’ southern spirit caught a northbound blues bus to
ColoRADo to deliver the boundary bustin’ brewery’s first 16 oz. tallboy can.
BeerAdvocate rates Deviant Dale's an 89.
This
beer is a Power house and I found that out after the first sip! Son of a
BIATCH! At first drink I thought this was a Double IPA because it sure
tasted like one, but it wasn't! Oscar Blues has crafted a handsome IPA
from the foundation of their Dale's Pale Ale! This Beer is a two canner
for me because anything more than two would fuck my shit all up which is
surprising because of it's 8% ABV! I usually can drink a few of those at
that % but this baby here is a sipper! I actually admit I struggled to finish
this beer and that happens pretty much never with an IPA! I need to give
this another try and thankfully Turbo is bringing a few 4 Pack back from his
Vision Quest!
Cheers
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