Wednesday, June 20, 2007
ANOTHER WHOPPER FROM THE RUST BELT
I don’t drink 22-oz. bombers by myself all that often but when company’s comin’ over, all bets are off. Time to share the bounty. I found a big bottle of this JOLLY PUMPKIN LA ROJA and was wondering how I was going to get through it. Now JOLLY PUMPKIN of Dexter , MI actually go by the longer moniker of JOLLY PUMPKIN ARTISAN ALES, and they are certainly positioning themselves in a more-rarefied strata with beers like this one. LA ROJA is described as “An artisan amber ale brewed in the Flanders tradition. Deep amber with earthy caramel, spice, and sour fruit notes developed through natural barrel aging. Unfiltered, unpasteurized and blended from barrels ranging in age from two to ten months”. Developed by real artisans! How about that?
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5 comments:
Hot damn, that one sounds good.
I love these beers. JP is becoming one of my favorite regional breweries. Their Bam Biere farmhouse ale is excellent, too.
:( I've never seen that beer... Guess I need to get out more often because that sounds pretty damned good.
Oops. Guess I do have one of these. hope it ages well, I picked it up at xmas and it is currently in the cellar. ?
You'd think that living in Michigan I'd be able to try ANYthing that Jolly Pumpkin bottles. No luck so far...looks like I might have to drive 40 or so miles to "the big city" and look for it.
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