Lickinghole Creek Coffee Obsession
Apparently, I was on a bit of a Lickinghole Creek run mid-March this year. Yesterday, we took a look at their big […]
Virginia Beer Archive
Lickinghole Creek Redneck Wedding
Lickinghole Creek (Goochland, VA) has released a few Belgian-style quadrupels over the past couple of years. Their Goochland Quadrupel Ale is good, […]
Brothers Brewing Smooth Sailor
Brothers Brewing Resolute is an outstanding example of a barrel-aged stout — smooth, decadent and full-flavored. Smooth Sailor sees the brewery set […]
Heritage Brewing Revolution Oak Aged
Heritage Brewing’s Revolution is a beer that has become a staple growler fill whenever I pay a visit to the Manassas, VA […]
Starr Hill Sublime
I particularly enjoyed what Starr Hill had done with their King of Hop imperial IPA by adding lemon and lime zest to […]
Champion Brewing Fruitbasket IPA
There have been some good examples of fruit juice infused IPAs popping up on shelves the past year or so. And there […]
Starr Hill The Hook
I’ve said it before on several occasions here at The Barley Blog, but I don’t believe an IPA can be sessionable, even […]
Pen Druid Space
Sperryville’s Pen Druid are doing some crazy things with wild yeast. In fact, I don’t believe that I’ve meant a group of […]
Three Notch’d No Veto
Yesterday, I published a review for Bloody Roots, a collaborative release involving Three Notch’d Brewing. That imperial brown ale was anything but […]
Adroit Theory & Three Notch’d Bloody Roots
I’m not a fan the Bloody Mary in general, but when I saw this collaboration between Adroit Theory and Three Notch’d using […]
Lickinghole Creek Goochland Quadrupel Ale
I’m a big fan of Lickinghole Creek’s Belgian-style tripel (and the bourbon-barrel aged version, as well) so it should stand to reason […]
Lickinghole Creek Chai Tea Virginia Black Bear
I’m all for a brewery experimenting with variations on a theme — sticking a base brew in different barrels, adding chipotles to […]
