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Lee Jacobson
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April 28, 2008, 01:33:21 AM »
I appologize because this is related to the Eiphany beer but is a slightly different topic.
I'm going to audition to do a semi-regular beer piece for a local liquor store that already has a wine show. For my audition my theme was going to be "gateway beers"
This is similar to an epiphany beer, but a little different. It could either be a beer that introduces you to the world of craft beer. It could also be the first beer of a style you had that you like (i.e., the first good hoppy beer or first good stout). To qualify it would have to be a beer that's widely available, is a pretty good example of a style. I've also decided to discuss the "revolution of ameriacn beer" so I'm thinking about focussing mainly on American craft brews
I can't do every style category so I was thinking of fucussing on a few flavor components
Pilsner (to compare to Bud, Coors, MGD): Victory Prima Pils
Dark Lager: Sam Adams Boston Lager
Pale Ale / Hops: Sierra Nevada (obvious), I would appreciate an alternative suggestion because he has already discussed this one on his show.
Dark / Roasty- Sam Adams Cream Stout. Too bad Dogfishead Chicory is only a seasonal release now
Malt-Heavy: Rogue Hazlenut Brown Nectar, Saranac Scotch (kinda hard to find)
Fruity - Blue Point Blueberry Ale, Harpoon Rasp UFO (summer beer, but not nearly as good)
Wheat: Widmar Bros Heffe
I would really appreciate some good suggestions.
I also run a beer appreciation club and I would use these suggestions for people who don't really know beer.
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