Episode 40: Harbor Head Brewing Company

Our intrepid drinkers sample another new brewery, Harbor Head Brewing company. Highlights include Justin throwing his phone again, what makes a Hefeweizen and seasonal beers.

June 22, 2017 26:38
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Our intrepid drinkers sample another new brewery, Harbor Head Brewing company. Highlights include Justin throwing his phone again, what makes a Hefeweizen and seasonal beers.

Harbor Head Brewing Company

81 Fort Salonga Rd, Northport, New York 11768
https://www.harborheadbrew.com/

Beer #1: Dockyard Kolsch

Style: Kölsch
ABV: 4.8%
IBU: 24
Flavor Text: We have had crafted our recreation of this Ale style which is almost straw like in color and actually has Lager like qualities. Kölsch is an ale that tastes like a lager. If you handed a Kölsch to an unaware beer drinker, it is very common to mistake the beer as a lager. This beer has a very soft mouthfeel, exclusively slightly sweet, but has a subtle malty aroma and finishes very dry. The light hop aroma and hop flavor is notable from the use of German Nobel hops during the brewing process. The 4.8 % ABV, and 24 IBUs, creates a very drinkable beer especially during the hot summer months. Kölsch is similar to an American Blonde Ale, but finishes much cleaner and crisper.

Ratings:

  • Mark: Pint
  • Kevin: Bomber
  • Justin: Growler

Beer #2: Beach Blonde

Style: Blonde
ABV: 4.6%
IBU: 22

Ratings:

  • Mark: Bomber
  • Kevin: Bomber
  • Justin: Growler

Beer #3: El Hefe

Style: Hefeweizen
ABV: 8.6%
IBU: 60

Ratings:

  • Mark: Tasting
  • Kevin: Pint
  • Justin: Bomber