Daniel Bloom

9.3

One of finest mass produced “ craft “ beers on the east coast.
Wonderful bitterness on a hot day.
Some sugar shack residual sweetness.
Really packs a resinous punch. — 2 years ago

Sharon B

9.0

A nice sour beer, fruited Berliner style Weisse. Still learning about craft beers. This one definitely tastes like rhubarb. Just passing time on the front porch watching a storm go by. — 5 years ago

Evan Kennedy/Caroline Kielar

9.7

I don’t think I’ve ever had a bad beer from Idle Hands. This one is deliciously malty with hints of lemon. It’s also low on sweetness (I enjoy lower sweetness) unlike some fest beers — 6 years ago

Gautham Iyer

9.5

A fantastic eclectic beer w lovely citrusy hints but a refreshing overall glow — 7 years ago

Riccardo L.

9.6

Fantastic beer. If I could only drink one more for the rest of my life it would be this. Craft beers these days are so hoppy, but this one has a really nicely balanced creaminess to it. Beautiful stuff. — 4 years ago

P A

9.0

I’m from British Columbia the home of so many great beers not to mention our own. But San Diego California also has some of the greatest craft beers on the planet. Stone Brewing is among the best in a tough market. It’s hard to beat their IPA and visiting their brewery is on my bucket list. Bill @Bill Bender of San Diego this one’s for you. Stone Brewing well done and congratulations. — 5 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.2

I never knew that Carlsberg was founded by the Jacobsen Family and there is a range of craft beers made under that label. This Weissbier was excellent and I would drink it more frequently if it was available in Australia. — 6 years ago

with Hugh

James Forsyth

9.2

Easy going, light, citrus, some pine. Delicious. — 5 years ago

Briggite Bardóoooo

9.3

Great discovery today. The place is full of amazing local and foreigner craft beers. We are so happy about this :) — 5 years ago

with Magnetochem

Dennis P.

8.9

This is budweiser copper lager. Its new.

The ads say its in collaboration with Jim Beam to celebrate the 85th anniversary of the end of prohibition.

Brewed with old bourbon staves, (popular with some craft brewers) it is definitely
unique.

Dark amber color, short head, tastes of caramel and vanilla

.made with 2 row barley (the most robust), and high alcohol at 6.2%.

The introduction of this brew competes with traditional October fest beers. Marketing genius! — 6 years ago