New Belgium Brewing Company
Fort Collins, CO
New Belgium Citradelic
IPA - 6% ABV Pete This is a very citrusy IPA that isn't very bitter. You could convince non-IPA drinkers to like this one. Ratings: Pete - 5 Shyoh's |
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New Belgium Fat Tire
Amber Ale - 5.2% ABV Pete There is a reason why this beer is very popular. It's very good. Reminds me a lot of Sam Adams Boston Lager, which is probably why it isn't available in MA. Another plus was that it didn't give me gas like Sam does. Ratings: Pete - 6 Shyoh's |
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New Belgium French Oak Saison
Sour Saison - 7.5% ABV Pete This is so good that I feel bad that I drank it out of solo cups. It's got some sour and some spiciness that play absolutely perfectly together. Unreal beer. Ratings: Pete - 7 Shyoh's |
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New Belgium Heavy Melon
Fruit Beer - 5% ABV Pete This tastes like a light beer with a tiny bit of fruit flavor. It didn't do it for me. Ratings: Pete - 3 Shyoh's |
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New Belgium Salted Caramel Brownie
Brown Ale - 6.3% ABV Pete This is a collaboration with Ben & Jerry's, and it sounds great. I had very very high hopes for this. It turned out to just be a pretty standard brown ale that will probably sell due to great branding. Ratings: Pete - 4 Shyoh's |
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New Belgium Snapshot
Belgian Witbier - 5% ABV Pete This beer is described as a "tart wheat" beer. It is decent, and definitely grows on you as you drink it, but I wanted more tart, as I didn't get that at all. Ratings: Pete - 4 Shyoh's |
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New Belgium Tartastic
Berliner Weisse - 4.5% ABV Pete Really good sour. Nice balance of tart and salty going down, and absolutely zero aftertaste. Makes you want more. Ratings: Pete - 5 Shyoh's |
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New Belgium Voodoo Ranger 8 Hop
Pale Ale - 5.5% ABV Pete The hop flavor didn't come out as much as I wanted. It's pretty plain, but extremely drinkable. Ratings: Pete - 4 Shyoh's |
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