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Jul 16, 2008, Oktoberfest tours. A unique discount for UNOB readers!
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Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 12, 2008, July 2008 Beer Festivals guide from the United Nations of Beer
Our July 2008 Beer Festivals guide will show you the best places on the planet to sample great beer!
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, Saranac Black and Tan
Saranac Black and Tan displays another of my many ignorances. I had never tried a Black and Tan before. For those of you like me, in the dark about
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, New Belgium Mothership Wit
Sometimes going green can taste very, very good. Case in point: the New Beligum Mothership Wit, a white (unfiltered) ale, that features a delicious
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, Organic Revolution
While having a few friends over to watch some of the NCAA tournament, a good friend of mine brought over a mixed sixer of some area brews. Some of the
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, Rickards White
With a huge fanfare (or at least, huge for beer industry standards), Rickards White was launched in Canada a while ago. It was always available in the
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, Pendle Witches Brew
Halloween, well tis the season I suppose; the young are dressing up and asking strangers for sweets door to door, the old are dressing up and asking
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, Two Rivers Red
Here at the UNOB we try to be impartial. They say that if you know you don’t like a certain type of beer, you should avoid reviewing it. That’s sound
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, St Ambroise Millésimée
McAuslan has been brewing since 1989 and is best known for its signature St-Ambroise Oatmeal Stout and Griffon Extra Pale Ale. St Ambroise Millésimée
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, Otter Creek White Sail
So I just finished Otter Creek White Sail (nice name), after my first succesful rugby practice in over a year! Anyhoo - here are my thoughts. A
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, LIL' BANDIT BROWN ALE
I am always up for trying new beers, especially when somebody brings me a bottle of something they enjoyed. This is exactly what happened when my good
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, Speights Summer Harvest
I'll start this review by saying that the only thing that is bad about Speights Summer Harvest is that it is limited release. That aside if ever I go
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, Spooner's Stout
In the middle of White Marsh, MD sits the Avenue. Basically, the Avenue is a glorified strip mall complete with local eateries and a movie theater.
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, Vondel Brown beer
Just about the weirdest thing about Belgium when looking back on my travels through this mini-country, be it by truck or by train, is my inability to
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, La Vitale beer
La Vitale beer is supposed to be nectar from the fountain of youth. The most interesting and memorable thing about it is the blonde on the bottle.
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, Texas de Brazil
Sunday was filled with some theme park visits by my friends. Then, that evening, we made our way to my favorite restaurant, Texas de Brazil. Texas de
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 6, 2008, Little Creatures Brewery
Named after the crocodile farm that used to be at the brewery site lies one of a few Australian breweries where the brewers come from a biology and a
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 4, 2008, Dogfish Head 90 minute Imperial IPA
This Fantastic IPA comes to us from the Dogfish Head Brewery in Milton, Delaware. My favorite beer is an IPA, and I truly believe that Dogfish Head 90
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 2, 2008, Jack’s American lager
Starting today, I hold up my pants with used shoelaces. Starting today, I eat no-name ramen straight out of the pot. Starting today, I eat cat food
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 2, 2008, Holsten Festbock
Last birthday, I invited some friends over for beer and boardgames. I chose German beers for no apparent reason and Holsten Festbock was one of them.
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 2, 2008, Zamek Zabreh
I started watching TV on a Friday early evening, about to settle down for the night, when my neighbour, in typical Kramer from Seinfeld style, barged
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 2, 2008, Quidi Vidi Honey Brown
New Kiddie does not impress Most people I know are aware of my writing adventures with the UNOB and if they travel somewhere make attempts to bring
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 2, 2008, St Arnold's Brown ale
From Saint Arnold Brewery in Houston, Texas comes a brown. St Arnold's Brown ale is a bit heavy on the malt with the hops favor coming through only
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 2, 2008, La Noire Soeur
La Noire Soeur means The Black Nun. This stout, a beer from Le Grimoire microbrewery in Quebec, Canada, really impressed me... eventually! It's very
Permalink -- click for full blog postJul 2, 2008, The Samba Room
After the girls spent copious amounts of money in the Mall (why would anyone spend $1500 on a handbag or $500 on a pair of shoes is beyond me!!!), we
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 27, 2008, Looking for the ULTIMATE 2008 Beer Festival Guide? The UNOB is here to help!
The 2008 Beer Festival Guide from the United Nations of Beer. We need YOUR help to update it!
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Looking for a guide to Quebec breweries? The UNOB is here to help!
A province rich in beer history, Quebec has a wealth of beers. The United Nations of Beer presents a guide to Quebec breweries and their beers.
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Want to experience the best beer of Quebec? You need the UNOB's Quebec beer guide!
The United Nations of Beer is proud to present its Quebec beer guide, packed with reviews and features!
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Duchessa Con Farno
Duchessa Con Farno is an Italian beer I picked up from Flaveurs Bieres et Caprices in Montreal. It comes in a wine bottle-style container and is not
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Labatt Porter
Labatt Porter has kind of snuck up on Canadians. For a long time, I only found it at the border -- the shops on the way OUT of Quebec -- but gradualy
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Left Hand Brewing Imperial stout
I picked up a bottle of Left Hand Brewing Imperial stout from last year's Flaveurs Bieres et Caprices, a beer and food pairing event in downtown
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, La Carotte du Lievre
So La Carotte du Lievre IS a carrot beer. probably one of the most refreshing beers on the market, claims its website. Well, there's more than one
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Otter Creek Stovepipe Porter
Don't miss Sam Corbeil's original review of Otter Creek Stovepipe Porter. It's not all about coffee, unlike many of the porters I've tried so far.
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Grolsch lager
You can't top a Grolsch lager. Or so the old TV ad campaign used to claim. With its swing-ring stopper, this is an unusual bottle in that you can
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Grand Cru beer
Grand Cru beer is from a Quebec microbrewery called Brasserie Breughel. For whatever reason, virtually every one of their beers has something in
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Furstenburg Weizen
Furstenburg Weizen is a reddish German beer with a sweet, caramel-like taste, balanced with perfect bitterness, a combination I always prefer to an
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Peche Mortel
Peche Mortel is not French for deadly peach (as much fun as that would be). It's French for deadly sin. And it would indeed be a deadly sin if you
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Canada beer fans! Check out the UNOB Alberta beer guide.
The United Nations of Beer presents our Alberta beer guide. Essential reading!
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, The Elephant and Castle in Edmonton
The Elephant and Castle in Edmonton is still the only pub as far as I know that serves Steam Whistle pilsner. Also the staff is personable: they know
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, The United Nations of Beer presents a Manchester beer guide.
The UNOB launches the Manchester beer guide. Please volunteer to help if you can!
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Looking for a Japan beer guide? Let the UNOB sort you out!
The United Nations of Beer is proud to present its Japan beer guide and Beer Delegate, Douglas Gloag!
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Jokki beer
If you were to look up the word average in the dictionary, do you know what you'd see a picture of? Nothing, it is, of course, a dictionary. However,
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Looking for a guide to Ontario breweries? The UNOB is here to help!
The United Nations of Beer is attempting to complete a guide to Ontario breweries and their beers...
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 25, 2008, Looking for a guide to Minnesota breweries? The UNOB has one!
The United Nations of Beer presents a guide to Minnesota breweries and their beers.
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 16, 2008, Fontain du Diable
At 7.7% ABV, Fontain du Diable will not fail to catch your attention. Freres Houblon in Trois Rivieres, Quebec, strike again with another delicious
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 16, 2008, Fat Angel beer
Fat Angel beer comes from the Magic Hat brewery in Vermont. This brewer is very well regarded, for some reason: I don't really care for most of the
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 16, 2008, Du Moulin beer
Described as a European beer, Du Moulin beer is rather like Stella Artois. It's a good, commercial beer that won't challenge you, but will hit the
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 16, 2008, Fullers London porter
Fullers London porter has the privilege of being the first porter I got. Bear with me, it's been a steep learning curve for me, trying many more beers
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 16, 2008, Otter Creek Vermont lager
Otter Creek Vermont lager had the privilege of being reviewed just after I drank the nauseating Samuel Adams Cherry wheat, perhaps the worst beer I've
Permalink -- click for full blog postJun 16, 2008, Paradisiac Tripel blonde
When a tiny, dusty supermarket launches its own beer, you know it's a successful beer destination. Paradisiac Tripel blonde is Supermarche Rahman's
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