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Tater Tot Sloppy Joe Casserole and Wine

This blog is usually around different types of beer, so tonight it’ll be changed up by writing about a Pinterest recipe found, and a wine that I’ve wanted to try since last week. This recipe comes from a blog located here: http://www.tammileetips.com/2016/11/crock-pot-tater-tot-sloppy-joe-casserole-recipe/?m A couple of notes – this recipe did get modified a bit… Crockpot…

Schlafly Imperial Coffee Stout

Are you a fan of beer that is aged in bourbon barrels? You will love this one! The Beer Cellar in Clayton sent an email out to its subscribers saying to keep an eye on Twitter because they’ll be accepting holds on this. As my boyfriend and I are fans of coffee stouts (and beer…

Salted Caramel Brown Ale

At the Craft Beer Cellar in Clayton, Missouri, I was browsing around for different beer to try when I ran across this one called Salted Caramel Brown Ale. When I asked the staff their thoughts, they said it tastes as advertised and they were right. This is a new favorite of mine, so if you…

Day 24 – Bourbon Barrel Quad

On Saturday, December 24th the beer of the day is Bourbon Barrel Quad. This is a barrel-aged ale and tastes amazing. This is 11.8% and is brewed by Boulevard Brewing Co. in Kansas City, Missouri. Kristen’s shot of the day is Caruva horchata- looks amazing!

Day 23 – Santa’s Private Reserve

In Friday, December 23rd the beer of the day is Santa’s Private Reserve by Rogue. It definitely is an IPA beer and luckily I was able to get help drinking this one! Kristen’s shot of the day is pineapple vodka.

Day 22 -Six Mile Bridge

On Thursday, December 22nd I opened Six Mile Bridge, which is an Irish Red Ale. At 5.5% alcohol, it drinks very smooth and is one added to my favorites. Definitely worth a try! It has slight flavors of toffee and caramel. My sisters shot of the day is pinnacle whipped vodka.

Day 21 -Lagunitas Brown Shugga’ Ale

On Wednesday, December 21st the beer of the day is Lagunitas Brown Shugga’ Ale, which is a Sweet Release. This is from Lagunitas Brewing Company in Petaluma, CA and Chicago, IL. At 9.7% alcohol, you can definitely smell a sweet IPA. As I have stated several times already through the month of December, I’m not…

Day 20 – Snow & Tell

Today’s beer is Snow & Tell, an oak-aged scotch ale. If you are a fan of beers that are barrel-aged – this is a must to try! It is from Boulevard Brewing in Kansas City. This has 6.3% alcohol. My sister’s shot of the day is New Amsterdam Peach vodka.

Day 18 -Three Philosophers

On Sunday, December 18th I opened Three Philosophers from Omme Gang Brewery. At 9.7%, it is definitely an IPA that I will not ever try again. Kristen’s shot for today was a chocolate liquor – I did get a chance to try this shot as well and it definitely does taste like chocolate milk!

Day 19 – City Wide American Pale Ale

On Monday, December 19th I realized there aren’t many beers left to open! This has been a fun month trying these different kinds. This beer for tonight though is one I will not add to the favorite’s list. It’s from 4Hands Brewing Co. here in St. Louis, MO. At 5.5%, this is considered an IPA…

Day 17 -Celebrator

On Saturday, December 17th I opened Celebrator from Ayinger Brewery. This is a Bavarian Double Bock beer and tastes really good – it has definitely been added to the favorites! Kristen’s shot of the day Sweet Retreat Peach Cobbler – I did end up getting to taste this one as well and it was OK.

Day 16 – Backwoods Bastard

Friday, December 16th I opened Founder’s Backwoods Bastard beer. This ale is aged in oak bourbon barrels and tastes amazing. If you have not tried this beer yet, I would highly recommend it. Day 16 for my sister is Mr. Stacks Cinnamon Schnapps – 30% alcohol. She said this one tastes just like Fireball. 🙂