Category Archives: Samuel Smith

Samuel Smith Imperial Stout

Something went dreadfully wrong with this beer.  Because of this, I am giving it a middle of the road vs. a Not Even for Free and I will pick up another bottle at some point in the future and update … Continue reading

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Samuel Smith’s Organically Produced Lager Beer

Gah! A stunning reminder (if one were needed) that “organic” does not equal “delicious, tasty and refreshing”. Which is a shame, because as everyone knows I am a big fan of both tasty refreshing delicious lager and tree-hugging, so this … Continue reading

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Samuel Smith Oatmeal Stout

I was really looking forward to Mr. Samuel Smith’s Oatmeal Stout.  It has been sitting in my fridge for about a week, staring me in the eye every time I open the door.  Tonight, it gave me its last sultry … Continue reading

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Sam Smith’s Famous Taddy Porter

As black and peaty as a night on the Yorkshire moors, Sam Smith’s Taddy Porter brings to mind dark Victorian railways, forbodeing fog-shrouded ruins, howling hounds (of the Baskerville variety) and our old beer-drinking friend in the deerstalker, Sherlock Holmes. How appropriate, then, … Continue reading

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Samuel Smith’s Old Brewery Pale Ale

Last beer of the night, Samuel Smith’s Old Brewery Pale Ale, was one suggested by my good friend Po.  While this was the best beer of the night, I think their Nut Brown Ale still is my favorite of theirs.  This … Continue reading

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Samuel Smith’s Nut Brown Ale

First bottle of the night was Samuel Smith’s Nut Brown Ale… bought at the local Fred Meyer.  Overall, an outstanding beer… highly recommend for smooth taste and full flavor.  Really a great beer to start the night off right.    

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