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Monday, August 5, 2019

S1P26 - Beer Review - Sierraveza


These are the beer notes from the S3E08 Two Old Guys Drinking Beer podcast

Sierra Nevada Brewery

  • Started in 1980 by Ken Grossman. Hand-built brewery. Chico, CA
  • Started homebrewing in 1969
  • Opened Home Brew Shop in 1976
  • Build new (current) brewery in 1987
  • Expansion in 1997
  • Built their second brewery in Mill River, NC
  • Other Beers:
    • Pale Ale - the original beer
    • Torpedo - Extra IPA
    • Hazy Little Thing - Hazy IPA
    • Summerfest - Crisp Lager
    • Brut IPA
    • Oktoberfest
    • Bigfoot - Barleywine style ale
    • Narwal - Imperial Stout
    • Southern Gothic - Unfiltered Pilsner
    • About 30 different brews
  • Beers are available everywhere from 7-11’s to bars

Sierraveza

  • Easy drinking lager
  • Available in 12 oz. cans
  • $8.99 6 pack cans @ Kroger
  • 5% ABV
  • 18 IBU
  • 154 calories, 12.8g carbohydrates 
  • Malts - Carmelized Pilsner and wheat
  • Sterling hops
  • Lager yeast

Keeping things light and bright, like sunshine in a can.

Inspired by the classic cervezas served ice cold by the beach, we created our own take on those light and easy beers born south of the border. Sierraveza is golden and crisp, with a balanced malt flavor and a hit of floral hops that will have you calling out for another round.

Review
Dennis and I both agree with Sierra Nevada's description. This beer is golden and crisp with a subtle floral hops background. It would be a good sessionable beer for a summer BBQ, during a round of golf, after working in the yard or in my case after a bike ride. Have two, Sierraveza goes down easy. Both Two Old Guys rate this brew a solid three (3) bottle caps out of five (5). Give it a try.
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