Episode 44: Southampton Publick House

Our hosts venture out to Southampton Publick House for a trio of award winning beers. Listen as we butcher the French and Latin languages, how to tell Belgians apart and how we jacked our livers over the past year.

July 20, 2017 39:08
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Our hosts venture out to Southampton Publick House for a trio of award winning beers. Listen as we butcher the French and Latin languages, how to tell Belgians apart and how we jacked our livers over the past year.

Southampton Publick House

62 Jobs Ln, Southampton, NY 11968
http://www.publick.com

One of the most award-winning breweries in America, ranked in the top 20 for GABF medals won by a brewery in the last 10 years.

  • Awarded Top Brewpub in 2003 by Beer Advocate Magazine.
  • Ranked #8 Specialty Brewery in the World and 3 Top 50 Specialty Brews in America by RateBeer.com in 2004.
  • Multiple medals at both World Beer Cup and Great American Beer Festival

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Beer #1: Cuvee Des Fleurs

Style: Farmhouse Ale
ABV: 8.2%
Flavor Text: Cuvèe des Fleurs roughly translates to “batch of the flowers”. This most distinctive ale is flavored with a variety of edible flowers. Aromatic and medicinal flowers such as Lavender, Chamomile, Calendula, Rose Hips and Hops (they’re flowers too!) are added to this special brew to impart a distinct aroma and flavor.

Ratings:

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

Beer #2: Saison Deluxe

Style: Saison
ABV: 7.4%
Flavor Text: Stunningly complex with tropical fruit overtones of pineapple and passion fruit. Imported malt and hops create a smooth, earthy flavor on the palate. A farmhouse-style ale, SAISON DELUXE successfully combines traditional rustic flavor with a sophisticated craft-brewed taste.

Ratings:

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

Beer #3: Abbot 12

Style: Belgian Quad
ABV: 10.5%
Flavor Text: A strong, dark ale with notes of raisins, figs, and caramel, and a pronounced “dark rum” character. Deceptively smooth at 10.5% alcohol, this strong ale is ideal as an after-dinner sipping brew.

Ratings:

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