1 day ago by John Fortunato

Frothy brown chocolate-vanilla creaminess rises above hop-oiled walnut toasting and tannic grape tartness. Roasted Brazil nut, cola nut, and macadamia illusions sharpen bittersweet mocha-influenced black cherry-pureed backdrop.

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4 days ago by SashaInTheKitchen

I love making cupcakes. I have made dozens and dozens of cupcakes since receiving my artisan stand mixer as an engagement gift. I have experimented with different flavors of cupcakes and icings, as well as different colors for the icings (from mango to chocolate cherry to coconut to mexican chocolat ...

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8 days ago by jerrylknight

This Saturday will be our annual Holiday Party tasting. Join us for this delicious, fun and free event from 2-10pm Saturday. Similar to our Thanksgiving event, we will have tasting stations set up around the store, each one featuring a traditional holiday dessert with drinks (beers, wines, cocktails ...

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15 days ago by R. O.

Harpoon Chocolate Stout Harpoon Brewery Boston, Massachusetts I'm jonesing for some egg nog right now but while it's chilling in the lower realms of the fridge with the onions and yogurt, I am warming my multitude of membranes with this beer which chilled itself on the floor of the car's front seat ...

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18 days ago by J Frazzetta

Bottle/Tap: Bottle I decided to treat myself and stop by one of my Manchester spots to grab a mix six. Going through the selection I noticed that Harpoon had a new limited release; you know me and limited releases, I was all over it. I grabbed one and a few others that looked good and headed home. I ...

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26 days ago by scot

After a couple of weeks or research, asking my normal questions, trying several versions of the recipe, I have finalized the ingredients for my next home brew: Pot Licker Chocolate Stout. Let me remind you that this is just my second beer that I will be brewing, my first recipe that I created on my ...

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42 days ago by Saruman

Originally I was given 1 this Rogue Chocolate stout to use for my talk/tasting at the Temple Bar Chocolate Festival but I ran out of time so in the end I drank it at home. The smell is of a very sweet toffee with dark chocolate however none of this is evident when you taste it. It is very bitter dar ...

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52 days ago by Nate

The histories behind certain beers, while not necessarily enhancing the flavor, do enhance the experience. A beer created with arbitrary motives is sure to disappoint, but a beer created to please both the creator and the consumer may posses a slight advantage, as care and consideration were not neg ...

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55 days ago by Nate

Everything is getting darker this time of year…the leaves, the sky (at least here in Ohio!), my sun-bleached hair, and our Sip With Us Saturday beers. Last week we tested the waters with Warsteiner Dunkel. This week we are going to go darker, thicker, and bolder with the craft classic, Rogue Chocola ...

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59 days ago by Brian

Fort Collins Brewery Chocolate Stout A friend of mine bought a case of this beer over the weekend and since he knew I was doing my Year of Beer he brought me a bottle. I had never heard of Fort Collins Brewery but that shouldn’t be a reflection of the the brewery, there is a lot about beer that I do ...

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