Brew Review – Dirty Hippie by Yeasty Brews

There’s something to be said about getting a mixed bag of freshly canned beers and then instantly forgetting about what you got.

Each beer is like discovering everything new all over again.

Brew Review – Drift by First Magnitude @FMBrewing

And then there are beers where you taste them and the only thing that you can say is “Absolutely, perfectly, yes.”

Mostly because it’s just simple and easy and memorable.

Brew Review – Gypsy Voodoo by Legacy Caribbean Craft Brewery @LegacyBrewery

When it comes to hop quality, breweries tend to advertise the juice.

They wants you to know every single citrus-flavored hop they have and exactly how much like grapefruit that beer is going to taste.

Brew Review – Luminous Cloud by 3rd Planet

There should be a lot of love for the pale ale. It’s the happy balance between new beer drinkers that want to get into the craft and understand what makes it tick and the hardcore hopheads that want nothing more then to burn their taste buds.

Brewers seem to enjoy making them as well, as it gives them the chance to play with flavors and experiment with hops but still make something that’s approachable for everyone to drink.

Brew Review – Social Club by Beat Culture

While their influence has waned over recent years and been marred by the unfortunate politics of certain organizations in the state, the traditional social club has been a very strong staple of Florida’s history. This is doubly true in the state’s strongly Hispanic enclaves.

Brew Review – Space Grass by Angry Chair @angrychairbeer

When it’s an IPA that pours thick and opaque like orange juice, you know you’re in for quite a ride.

Brew Review – Rey de la Alegria by King State and Tripping Animals @trippinganimals

There is so much to talk about with this beer that I’m not totally sure where to begin.

Brew Review – Nutty Break by Yeasty Brews

It is always fun getting to visit a new brewery. Even if I can’t stay for very long, just knowing it’s there and being able to walk in and patronize another outpost of craft beer is something that warms my heart.