Touchdown Brewery Tours

This is the Touchdown Brewery Tour Blog. As I visit breweries, I will post comments and photos detailing my experience. I lean towards Hoppy beers, but love all beer (American Premium Lagers are not beer) and will try to give actual comments rather then just a numeric scale. An ideal brewery is one where I feel comforatble in a jersey and jeans, from this sweet spot all establishments will be reviewed. I hope you enjoy - Jeff

Sunday, October 22, 2006


Boundry Bay Sampler: Stout has definite peat malt smokiness. Smooth but other then the peat, not remarkable.

Barleywine is in the jp sweet spot, big alcohol big hops big malt. The SYITF type of beer.

IPA piney nose and finish, definite cascade nose, amarillo and centennial for body. Bigger then it tastes.

Amber is a typical NP amber hops balanced with malt, red colour. A little bit of haze is the only detractor from this beer.

Imperial oatmeal stout is also big. Roast and hops come through during entire taste. Oatmeal smoothes bite, but the big stout preserves. Complex chocolate and roast flavors dominate as warmed.

Scotch is too hoppy for style. Nice color and malt, has the NWP flair.
Seattle - Vancouver Oct 2006

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