Unlike most places this place doesn't have a beer list, they beer book which is obviously updated quite often. Each beer listed includes a short paragraph describing the beer such as where it's brewed, alcohol content, how it's brewed, and how it taste. As I find myself ordering beers I never tried or even heard of, having the desciption was extremely helpful. What suprised me was that they included beers they plan to serve in the near future. I don't think I've ever gone to a place that let me know what they plan to have on tap.
This was a great way to make me come back as I noticed they will be serving Sierra Nevada Hoptimum and Magic Hat #9. Because the restaurant is in Conshohocken, I ordered something with local flavor: Sly Fox Rt. 113 IPA which is brewed in Pheonixville, PA. I've never had this beer before, but as its an IPA I decided to order it. I figured I would like it as there was never an IPA that I didn't enjoy. Getting my first beer I noticed the dark gold color, but as I didn't order this beer for it's look I quickly took a huge gulp and noticed it's strong bold taste. It's refreshing flavor was definately what my last few days has been missing. Not sure if I was thirsty or really enjoyed this beer, but I guzzled down the first one and ordered a second one. I did manage to drink the second one slower to savor the flavor, and soon realized I really enjoyed this beer and it wasn't just that I was thirsty.
Beer is one of my loves in life. I love everything about beer from the taste, to the way it makes me feel and the many experiences it has provided. I came to the realization recently that my one constant in life is beer.
Friday, February 4, 2011
The Beer Bible
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Boathouse,
Conshohocken,
Sly Fox
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