One man's ongoing love letter to hoppy beverages
For the first beer-specific post in a little while, we head back down to Hobart and Fox Friday Craft Brewery. I’d been looking to try some Fox Friday beer for a little while and finally pulled the trigger and ordered a few beers. Easily the pick of the lot was Feel Me Flow Hazy DIPA. […]
This week we’re heading down to a favourite of the blog: Dainton Brewery in Melbourne. This time it’s for their brilliant Amplifier Hazy IPA. Dainton has been featured a fair bit on this blog for their funky beers (see Pickle Dan and B’easter Egg). But Amplifier is a firm reminder that these guys aren’t just […]
For this week’s beer we come back to Sydney’s Inner West with another visit to Wayward Brewing. This time it’s for the brilliant limited release: RSA Hazy IIPA. Wayward is one of my favourites. Their range is great, their venue is even better, and the beer is of consistently excellent quality. But with all that […]
This week’s beer once again comes from the Kiwi champions of craft, Garage Project. It’s a brilliant concoction called Galaxy Valley Hazy Double IPA. Last year I wrote about Sunrise Valley, the collaboration between Garage Project and Massachusetts’ Trillium Brewing. That was, and still is, the best hazy I’ve ever had. Bar none. No qualifiers. […]
This week we mark the first ever guest post on Corylovesbeer.com. Friend of the blog (and author) Weeksy is off on a 6-month sojourn to Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory. He is putting his time out there to good use by drinking and writing about fancy beer (unsurprisingly shipped in). Without further ado, all […]
This week’s beer comes from Auckland, New Zealand. I’ve written about a few Kiwi beers previously (Garage Project and Tuatara specifically) but this is the first from Auckland. Auckland doesn’t quite have the craft beer reputation of Wellington. But this beer shows there’s some very good things happening there. It’s a fantastic Double Hazy IPA […]
For this week’s beer we head down to Melbourne (figuratively of course) for Hawkers Beer’s brilliant Freedom Units Triple NEIPA. I’ve meant to write about this one for a little while now. To be honest it was probably hurt by the fact that I had it just after the staggeringly good Sunrise Valley Hazy and […]
