PeelePaddle Beer Tasting Blog

The state of Michigan continues to produce great tasting beers. I recently tried a Sanders Chocolate Stout from Detroit Brewing Company.  I highly recomend giving this beer a taste.  It is a great dark beer full of flavor.  Let us know what you think about this beer.

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Check out our all new hardwood paddles.  We are offering hardwood paddles for the same low price of our old pine paddles.  You can get the hardwood in 4 hole and 6 hole paddles.

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Here is a look at one of our custom PeelePaddles.  Reno's West in Lansing, Michigan.  We added a logo and numbered the glass wells 1-4 so the customers can keep track of what beers they are tasting.  Check them out they have 40 beers on tap so taste away. Cheers!

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I think its time to throw a beer tasting party with my friends.  The best way to do this is to have everyone bring a different 12 pack of beer.  I'm looking for suggestions on what different brands/types of beer they should bring.  Let me know what you think.  Cheers!!!!!!

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  It's here, the all new wine tasting flights from PeelePaddle.com!  Check out our flights and start planning your wine tasting party today.

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There are so many great beers to try.  Let us know what are some of your favorite beers.

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We got to taste some great beer from Michigan brewing companies!  It's hard to believe how many different types and flavors of beer are brewed right here in Michigan.  Some of our favorites were:

Vanillia Porter-Frog Island Brewing Co

Wolverine Premium Lager-Wolverine State Brewing Co.

Detroit Lager & Detroit Dwarf-Detroit Brewing Co.

Red Jacket amber & Lift Bridge Brown-Keweenaw Brewing Co.

Raspberry Wheat & Margarita- Big Buck Brewery

Bee Sting Honey rye- Walldorff Brewpub

Badass American Lager-Michigan Brewing Co

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Tonight I tasted two Amber Ale's.  Bell's and Roscoe's Hop House Craft Ale.  Both decent tasting beers and I would drink both of them again.  I preferred the Bell's.  Roscoe's had more of the malt flavor and Bell's had a thicker less sweet taste to it.  Try them out and let me know what you think.  Cheers!

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Never thought of drinking a "fruity" beer before.  Sure, I've added a slice of lime, lemon, and even an orange to my beer before.   I figured if I want "fruity" I would drink a glass of wine.  Tonight I tried Wild Blue Blueberry Lager.  I must admit I liked  it.  It had a light head and was burgundy in color.  You could smell the blueberry and the taste was smoothe and a little sweet.  Its a god beer to have when you want one or two and is quite refreshing.  I would recommend this to someone who has never liked the taste of beer but is willing to try.  This was such a surprise to me I think its time for a raspberry beer next!  Let me know what "fruity beers you like.

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We love hearing what everyone is using our product for.  We also like feedback on ideas of how to improve our business.  Let us know what you think.

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Tried my first IPA last night, it was Crooked Tree IPA.  I got to say it is not the beer for me.  Beer was bitter, almost medicine tasting.  Not sure if all IPA's taste like this????

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Ok, so whats the best damn beer you ever tasted?

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I recently got a chance to have a tasting of some allagash beer.  My favorite was Odyssey a great Ale aged in oak barrels.  I had one bottle of the 600 cases produced and I want the rest for myself.  It was a great tasting dark ale, smooth, without a bad lingering aftertaste.  It packed a punch with 10.4% alcohol.  Taste it if you can you wont be dissapointed!

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I'm up in Oshawa, Canada on business and wondering what beer to try first?  Hey the work is done for today so it's time to say Cheers and head to the hotel bar and see what they have to offer!

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