What surprises me about this beer is how much lighter it is thanks to the mango. This is an easy IPA to drink.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #78 – Great Lakes Midwest IPA Pint Glass (148)
This is a pretty hoppy and piney IPA, loaded with bitterness. There was a time I wouldn’t have enjoyed this beer. That time is past.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #77 – Thirsty Dog Leghunper Peanut Butter Porter 12oz Can (602)
Coffee. Peanut butter. Porter. Those three things go so well together. I’m in heaven.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #76 – Warpigs Waking The Witch Imperial Black IPA 12oz Can (603)
This beer is as bitter as my soul tonight, and I’m here for it.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #75 – Lexington Cocoa Porter 12oz Bottle (602)
SO. MUCH. COCOA. Whoever figured out that chocolate and cocoa porters were a good idea deserves sainthood.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #74 – Shipyard Pumpkin Head Pumpkin Beer 12oz Bottle (606)
This is one of the lighter pumpkin beers I’ve had. It out allows the cinnamon and spice flavors to shine through more.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #73 – Ciderboys Caramel Apple Cider Pint Glass (561)
The tangy apple cider hits first, but it’s followed by a lovely caramel flavor. A surprising and enjoyable flavor profile.
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Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #72 – Southern Tier Pumpking Pumpkin Beer Pint Glass (522)
The original pumpkin beer and one of my favorites. This time, I’m having it with sugar on the rim for an added Halloween blast.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #71 – Ayinger Oktoberfest Marzen 11.2oz Bottle (570)
The flavor of this Oktoberfest just screams BEER to me. A clean and malty flavor that’s perfect for fall.
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2024 Winking Lizard World Tour Of Beers #70 – Hoppin’ Frog Frog’s Hollow Double Pumpkin Ale 12oz Can (540)
While most pumpkin beers are more about the spice than the pumpkin, Frog’s Hollow lives up to the “double” in “double pumpkin ale”.
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