Yo, Dins!
Posted: Wed Jan 11, 2012 10:23 pm
Article in the Red Star last month foreboded the Apocalypse.
The future is now:
Picked up a Mirror Pond deuce on the way home this afternoon. Six packs TBA. Currently have it chilling to proper mST (mvscal Serving Temperature) for enjoyment during the Missouri game tonight.
Told the beerista at the check-out that I had an acquaintance in Oregon who had suggested that we flyovers have never truly experienced a good beer before…
That drew a chuckle. Dude’s got 64 feet of coolers five shelves deep dedicated to the best craft brews America has to offer. Still, I’m looking forward to hunting down the draught version this weekend.
The future is now:
Well, now, there goes the neighborhood.This just in! Finally after much anticipation, Deschutes Brewery will officially arrive in Missouri.
For the Craft Beer enthusiast, The Well and Lew’s in Waldo will be one of the first in Kansas City to offer Craft Beers from the famous Deschutes Brewing Company in Oregon. “This has been a highly anticipated day in Kansas City when we can offer the Oregon based brewing company beer at our restaurants” said Chris Lewellen. “There has been a tremendous call for their beer and we finally have landed two of their most famous beers on tap starting Friday, Jan 6th. Craft beer has really taken off in our restaurants over the past few years and we look to offer our customers these types of specialty beers as soon they are available to us. Lew’s Grill & Bar will be offering Mirror Pond Ale on Tap while The Well will be offering both Mirror Pond Ale and Black Butte Porter.
Black Butte Porter rated 97 points by http://www.ratebeer.com and was the 5th ranked Beer of 2011 by Wine Enthusiast Magazine. Mirror Pond Pale Ale rated 92 points by http://www.ratebeer.com
http://www.showmebeer.com/2012/01/desch ... -lews.html
Picked up a Mirror Pond deuce on the way home this afternoon. Six packs TBA. Currently have it chilling to proper mST (mvscal Serving Temperature) for enjoyment during the Missouri game tonight.
Told the beerista at the check-out that I had an acquaintance in Oregon who had suggested that we flyovers have never truly experienced a good beer before…
That drew a chuckle. Dude’s got 64 feet of coolers five shelves deep dedicated to the best craft brews America has to offer. Still, I’m looking forward to hunting down the draught version this weekend.