BTW, Mike didn’t write this post! It was just done on his blog’s 2nd anniversary so it was a ‘tribute review’ on my part I guess. Mike has a good site and I encourage everyone to visit!
.-= Scott-TheBrewClub´s last blog ..Jersey Summer Breakfast Ale – Cricket Hill Brewing =-.

As for the Sierra Nevada – I am shocked that you did not describe at least the nose as having a “pine tree” or “pine needles” smell. That’s literally all I can think of when I smell a Sierra Nevada. To be sure I like the beer a lot; I just think it’s such a strong and clear aroma. The taste does follow the smell, like you say. A classic, reliable beer, made all the better by the fact that it can be easily found at most stores and bars (at least in California).
.-= Royce´s last blog ..Music Tuesdays via Caitlin McCabe – Baby I’m Yours by Breakbot =-.

I love this beer. Great session beer with a lot of flavor.
.-= Mike – MikeLovesBeer.com´s last blog ..Festina Pêche =-.

@Nate – I was thinking Don had a more feminine writing style. Anyway, I hear from many people that this was their first craft beer. Its cool to see that its stood the test of time and continues to impress considering all the craft beer options out there.
.-= Scott-TheBrewClub´s last blog ..Dale’s Pale Ale – A Beer Review =-.

Joking on that last one of course.

This a classic beer for me. It was one of the first hoppy (comparatively speaking) beers I tasted back when I was transitioning out of my weapon of choice in college (Miller Light). Unfortunately, my first time drinking it made me ill. I attribute it not to the beer, but my slight overindulgence, and I really believe that a macro drinker’s body must adjust to craft beer.
.-= nate´s last blog ..Beer is like the World Cup =-.