Indian Summer Beer: The forgotten seasonal
Don’t forget to shift into amber before you go all brown and brooding…summer’s not dead yet…
There’s Nothing Like Indian Summer for Variety–of Weather Food and Beer
in this issue of the Seattle Weekly
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September 8th, 2007 at 4:03 pm
I for one am glad the Broken Rake is back. It is much more hopped than I recall it in the past. I delight in your beer writing because while it is obvious you have a palate and knowledge of the subject, you are not constricted by its conventions. Not part of the scene, as you’ve said. That might be why I don’t anticipate my Northwest Brewer’s News so hotly anymore.
September 11th, 2007 at 5:53 pm
Well done, very well done. I shied away from Fish Tale because I thought it was hippie beer. It is and it;’s also delicious.
September 13th, 2007 at 6:09 pm
I may, albeit grudgingly, have to revisit the Broken Rake. So rare that Pyramid really steps up and makes anything flavorful, but if they have, they have. Thanks for the tip. Glad I found your blog. I hope my brain manages to remember to bring me back.
Cheers!