The Four Beers from Sherbroke
Part II
Mississippissippissi Mud
BLACK & TAN
So they call it black and tan for a reason. Because its a dark beer and a light beer COMBINED! This blew my mind. Well, not really. But things did click in the ol' noggin, that's fer sure. The first sip was startling, I recall, for we were both under the impression that this beer would be thick and potent. Real MOON-SHINE like. Nay, not Moon Shine, what a misleading packaging design.
We move on from the initial shock of a lack of potency and decide that this beer is excellent. Yes, excellent.
"A mature tongue englufer"
It was a rich beer, with subtle after-notes, mostly attributed to the black and tan mixture. This beer would be great on an Autumn afternoon, a settling down kind of beer for a settling down kind of time (settling down for winter, not for children). With every sip being a little bit different from the last, Mississippi Mud Black & Tan was a real crowd pleaser amongst Alma and Andrea. AND WHAT A CROWD WE ARE!
Part II
Mississippissippissi Mud
BLACK & TAN
So they call it black and tan for a reason. Because its a dark beer and a light beer COMBINED! This blew my mind. Well, not really. But things did click in the ol' noggin, that's fer sure. The first sip was startling, I recall, for we were both under the impression that this beer would be thick and potent. Real MOON-SHINE like. Nay, not Moon Shine, what a misleading packaging design.
We move on from the initial shock of a lack of potency and decide that this beer is excellent. Yes, excellent.
"A mature tongue englufer"
It was a rich beer, with subtle after-notes, mostly attributed to the black and tan mixture. This beer would be great on an Autumn afternoon, a settling down kind of beer for a settling down kind of time (settling down for winter, not for children). With every sip being a little bit different from the last, Mississippi Mud Black & Tan was a real crowd pleaser amongst Alma and Andrea. AND WHAT A CROWD WE ARE!
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