I stopped in at Land Grant Brewing Company in Columbus, Ohio. I took the opportunity to call into a conference call and catch up on some e-mail. While there I enjoyed the Session 71 session IPA and the Son of a Mudder Brown Ale. Wow! Both were great. And the bartender was really nice and helped me decide which beers and accommodated my working right at the bar. Great experience. I’d stop in here again!
I stopped in at Wolf’s Ridge Brewing in Columbus, Ohio and enjoyed the Driftwood Session IPA. I enjoy session IPA’s because they are often “lighter” and not as heavy as traditional IPA’s. This was very drinkable and full of flavor.
I stopped in at Saddlebock Brewery in Springdale, Arkansas and enjoyed a few tastes of their beers. The Lost Bridge Smoke was an unusual beer with a smoky taste. Very different. The Blueberry Tart was just what it sounds like, a sour blueberry ale. The Session IPA was a very enjoyable IPA with a lower alcohol content making it very drinkable. This brewery was one of my stops on the Fayetteville Ale Trail which I highly recommend for those who love craft beer and are in the Fayetteville area.
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