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  Ales Hemsky - Dekes and Dangles HD...
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  Rogue Dead Guy Ale - Beer Review...
  Partial Transcript: "On tap Rogue Dead Guy Ale Hi. Im James Knott and this is your Better Beer Authority. Today we are talking about Rogue Dead Guy Ale from the Rogue Brewery in Newport, Oregon. The brewery has been in business since 1988 and they brew over 30 different beers according to their website. Dead Guy Ale is a German Maibock with 6.5% ABV and 40 IBUs. The name and the logo are a tribute to the Mayan Day of the Dead Los Dias de Los Muertos. Rogue claims that they use no chemicals, additives or preservatives. They list 8 ingredients on their website 4 malts, 2 Hops, Water and Rogues Proprietary yeast known as Pacman yeast. Lets talk about yeast. Yeasts are micro-organisms - a type of single-celled fungus. In a process called fermentation, yeasts convert sugars from the malt into ethanol and carbon dioxide. Even though yeasts had been used for centuries, it wasnt until the 1850s that Louis Pasteur proved that fermentation was conducted by living organisms. Q&A: Rogue Dead Guy Ale gets a (???) days on the Mayan Calendar. If you think Dead Guy Ale is Dead Guy Awesome then let us know in the comment section. Also, let us know what kind of beers you would like to see on the show. Head to BetterBeerAuthority.com to find out what beers in the BBA fridge will be on the show in the near future. Thanks for watching. Im James Knott and this is YOUR Better Beer Authority."
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  James Page Burly Brown Ale - Beer R...
  The Better Beer Authority reviews James Page Burly Brown Ale from Stevens Point, WIsconsin. Partial Transcript: "James: On Tap Burly Brown Ale This is your Better Beer Authority. Im James Knott. Today we are talking about James Page Burly Brown Ale which is brewed in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. The beer was originally brewed by James Page in Minneapolis, but he has since sold the company and it is now brewed at the Stevens Point Brewery even though it says James Page Brewery on the packaging. This year-round offering is an American Brown Ale with 5% ABV and 32 IBUs. There are 158 calories in each 12 oz. serving. Whats an American Brown Ale? Well, its basically an English Brown Ale with American ingredients. Scott, is this beer as rugged as the label? Scott: I dont know if I would call it rugged, but its a good beer. Its unique. It has a good nutty almost burnt smell, but the taste is really smooth and then it changes a gets really bitter on you. But overall its a pretty good beer. James: Joby, feed off that. Joby: Well where he was going that it changes, you smell the beer and it smells nutty. You taste it and you dont really get that nuttiness until the aftertaste. Then it stays on your tongue and you have that nut, coffee, chocolate, malty taste on your tongue. So it goes from nutty to not much back to nutty. James: Adam, would you say that this is this change that hes talking about, are you perceiving that? And if so, is that a good thing? Or a bad thing? Adam: Oh I <b>...</b>
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  Buffalo Bill's Orange Blossom Cream...
  The Better Beer Authority gets a little fruity with Buffalo Bill's Orange Blossom Cream Ale. How much fruit is too much? Why does Joby turn the tables on James and start asking the questions? Partial Transcript: "James: On Tap Orange Blossom Cream Ale This is your Better Beer Authority. Im James Knott. Today we are talking about Orange Blossom Cream Ale which is brewed by Pyramid Brewing for Buffalo Bills Brewery in Hayward, CA which is 30 miles SE of San Francisco. This is a fruit beer with 5.2% ABV and 13 IBUs. The company claims it is made with sweet orange peel, orange blossom extract and honey. This seasonal offering is only available in the Spring and Summer. Ratebeer.com recommends drinking this beer out of a flute thus, I finally have a reason to drink out of my High School Prom glasses a pint glass will also work. Lets learn A Flute is a tall, thin glass with a short stem. Its elegant shape helps preserve the carbonation and showcase the sparkling color of the beer. It is also said to enhance the intensity of the aroma. Its good for fruit beers, Belgian lambics, ciders and some pilseners. Q&A Anytime you add fruit to beer it seems to be controversial. Is this a controversial beer? Scott: No I think its exactly what its billed to be. Its a cream ale with a fruity taste and a fruity flavor. You could even use it as a champagne substitute if you really wanted. Its just a fruity beer. James: Joby is this more or less fruity than you expected? Joby: James I didnt <b>...</b>
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  BBC Nut Brown Ale - Beer Review...
  The Better Beer Authority sips on BBC Nut Brown Ale this week. As Joby says "If it's Nut Brown, you gotta drink 'er down!" There is a blooper after the credits roll. Partial Transcript: "On Tap BBC Nut Brown Ale Hi Im James Knott and this is your Better Beer Authority. Today we are talking about BBC Nut Brown Ale from the Bluegrass Brewing Company in Louisville, KY. This is an English Brown Ale with 4.9%ABV and 29 IBUs. The company claims it has a diverse grain bill of pale, caramel and dark malts to create a smooth, sweet malt profile with hints of roasted nuttiness. What is a Grain Bill? The Grain Bill is a list of grains used in the brewing process. Various types of malted barley make up the largest portion of these ingredients. However, the list can also include unmalted barley, wheat, rice, corn, rye & oats. Each grain has distinct attributes that will affect the flavor, color and character of the beer. The main purpose of these ingredients is to provide starches which can be converted to sugars during mashing which will then be turned into alcohol during fermentation. Q&A Describe the appearance of this beer. Color? Head? Carbonation? That gives BBC Nut Brown Ale a (???) on the BBA rating scale. Go watch the Kentucky Derby and let us know if this is your beer of choice in Louisville. You can catch the Better Beer Authority in three great places on the web. At Betterbeerauthority.com On Youtube under the channel name Agilehproductions. And on our facebook fan page <b>...</b>