Tag Archives: Russian River

Russian River Sanctification

Posted on February 19, 2011 by Aschwin de Wolf

During the first weekend of February I finally had the opportunity to visit the Russian River brewpub in Santa Rosa, California. As it happened, we arrived there at what must be the most anticipated day of the year; the annual … Continue reading →

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A celebration of sour beers

Posted on July 16, 2010 by Aschwin de Wolf

I have been reluctant to write about Belmont Station’s 2010 Puckerfest because there were few local sour beers on tap that I find appealing, and this opinion is not due to a lack of trying! I still am not aware … Continue reading →

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Russian River Supplication

Posted on March 30, 2010 by Aschwin de Wolf

This review of Supplication marks the fourth Russian River entry on this blog. Our positive experiences with Consecration, Beatification and Temptation created high expectations for this barrel aged Russian River beer as well. This review is for Supplication 350 ml … Continue reading →

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Russian River Temptation

Posted on September 17, 2009 by Aschwin de Wolf

Unless yet another wild ale from Russian River comes my way soon, this will be the last Russian River review for awhile.  Temptation is a blond ale aged in used French Oak chardonnay barrels and is the brewery’s most recent … Continue reading →

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Russian River Beatification

Posted on September 2, 2009 by Aschwin de Wolf

Is this possible to make a lambic in the United States? This depends on the definition of what constitutes a lambic (brewing process or location) but the ongoing attempt by Allagash to use the usual ingredients, a cool ship, and  … Continue reading →

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