I’m not going to do a full-scale review of the Yard House just yet because 1) I largely agree with what Tom said in his review and 2) I don’t want to judge a business on a soft opening (especially when … Continue reading →
Beer is popping up everywhere. More and more restaurants and bars are now serving craft beer in many shapes and forms. However, a ‘Beer Bar’ is a special place and differs from just a bar or restaurant in a variety … Continue reading →
Sometimes craft beer is weird. Brewers of beer (or at least craft beer) are an inherently creative bunch. With brewers, like bakers, chefs, and pretty much anyone else who uses their noggins to turn a concept into a finished product, … Continue reading...
I’ve been meaning to come to one of these for months but things keep coming up and it’s not all that close to me. But I finally prioritized it and I’m so glad I did. First of the important stuff, … Continue reading →
All of us here at Queen City Drinks were lucky enough to get invites to the soft opening of the newest place on the banks, The Yard House. The Yard House is an interesting place with an amazing beer selection … Continue reading →
Another week, another bourbon. This time I am reviewing the bottle of 10 year old Henry McKenna I brought back from a recent trip to Louisville. I have tried this bourbon once before, in a flight at the Old Kentucky … Continue reading →
Long ago I feel in love with Victory’s Golden Monkey (my review of it) and I’ve tried most of their brews though never given any others full reviews. I intend to change that starting now with their IPA HopDevil. The … Continue reading →
Beer gravity is certainly not one of the best well known aspects of beer. I would argue, however, that it’s one of the more important aspects. Most people, and certainly all craft beer lovers, are familiar with a few beers … Continue reading →
On this week’s episode of Bottoms Up, Charlie and I reviewed Domaine de Canton, a wonderful ginger liqueur from France. I was first turned onto this liqueur after having a Red Headed Stranger at Bakersfield and was so impressed I … Continue reading →
The winter of my dark-content is drawing to a close but I’ve got a few more stouts left in me before that happens. While bourbon barrel aged Russian imperial stouts seem to be the fashion of the day I’ve discovered that my … Continue reading →