Love Potion #9
With a Soviet-style city name, The Magic Hat Brewery’s #9 “not quite Pale Ale” is a fresh capitalistic taste that can’t help but bring a smile to one’s face. With a big head that slowly diminished over time and a clear gold, smoooooth body, this fine brew has an excellent taste! A fruity Pale Ale-ish essence greets you as you sip upon a slightly bubbly smooth bodied beer with a hint of apricot in its taste. I also picked up traces of vanilla as well as the cornerstone bitter hoppy taste of any Pale Ale.
This is definitely an extra unique brew among a distinctive line of beers from the crazy cats in Vermont. Give it a try and you’ll know why!
February 12th, 2006 at 1:28 am
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Dogfish Head Aprihop - based on the name I thought I would hate it but it was actually very good, as are most of their beers.
August 19th, 2006 at 9:47 pm
[…] Apparently, the brewers in the great state of Vermont know a few things about good beer- Wolaver’s pale ale is a strong showing, that easily complements the likes of the Magic Hat Brewery. Wolaver’s has the added benefit of being entirely of organic barely and hops. On a warm summer’s day, it’s easy to hail Wolaver’s pale ale. […]