Kris: This beer kicks some Anheuser ass! I only wish I had more than one sample to try. According to the label, there were once more than two dozen breweries in NE Pennsylvania and this brewery is the last one. If it was because of the quality of the beer they make, I wouldn't be surprised at all. This is a great tasting, smooth, beer. You can definitely taste the caramel and chocolate combo in this beer. Dare I say mmm mmm good? Anyway, I wouldn't recommend this to your average buttwiper drinker as a) he wouldn't appreciate it, and b) it would knock him over after 2 or 3. In addition to being yummy (is that a word?), this is rather strong. If you're in PA, try some. (9/13/1999)


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Steve: This was a run of the mill quality pale ale. As opposed to a run of the mill crappy ale. It was pretty good, with a good hoppy flavor. However, it looses points for claiming to be Pennsylvania's finest brewery. That goes to Yuengling, hands down. It is better than Rolling Rock (hey, what isn't), and is certainly worth the money, but there is better out there. Gains points for a good label, because that is a drunks best entertainment. (10/10/1998)


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