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Episode 176 – Lucky Bucket Brewing and Sòlas Distillery

Posted By John on March 3rd, 2010

We headed up to La Vista to visit the new location of Nebraska’s newest brewery. Lucky Bucket Brewing Company has been Brewing since 2009. We were excited to visit the brewery as they also house Sòlas Distillery. Sòlas is currently the only Nebraska distiller with a product on the market (Joss Vodka).
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Two From Chicago – Podcast

Posted By John on May 27th, 2009

Episode 142

We finished up the beers Ryan acquired on his trip to Chicago this week. We enjoyed a bready farmhouse ale and a very stout brown ale. Always nice when both beers are tasty. We are sure the good people of take pride in their local breweries. No time for music to drink to this week, but we’ll see if we can’t fit it in next week.

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Beers of the Week:
Beer: Domaine Dupage
Brewery: Two Brothers Brewing in Warreville, Illinois
Grade: B+
Full Review

Beer: Pullman Brown Ale
Brewery: Flossmoor Station Brewing Co. in Chicago Illinois
Grade: A-
Full Review

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Flossmoor Station – Pullman Brown Ale

Posted By John on May 27th, 2009

flossmoor_station_bottle_brown_xsmall Beer: Pullman Brown Ale

Brewery: Flossmoor Station Brewing Co. in Chicago Illinois

Style: Brown Ale

ABV: 6%

Reviewed: 26-May-09 on Episode 142

Appearance: Deep black in color with a tan head.

Aroma: Chocolate, molasses and alcohol were prominent in the aroma.

Taste: Sweet malt, dark chocolate, coffee and alcohol were in the flavor.

Mouthfeel: medium body, creamy with alcoholic warmth.

Aftertaste: residual sweetness and lingering alcoholic warmth.

Overall: A well made dark beer. We don’t know if it’s a brown ale, but it is tastey.

Notes: To our panel it came across more like a Imperial Stout. The alcohol we tasted and smelled would have been very agressive for a 6% beer. If by some chance of fate we recieved stout in a brown ale bottle the grades for this beer would be even higher.