Because if you really do want to like beer — and you can! — you just have to start with something a little sweeter. Like dessert. These nine beers are more delicious than any slice of cake, bowl of ice cream, or plate of cookies. Think you don’t like beer? Think again. If you like red wine, Smucker’s jelly, frozen grapes, or all of the above, grab a bottle of Sixty-One Minute and listen up. While Sixty-One Minute is an IPA, it’s not nearly as hoppy as other beers of that style. And because it’s brewed with grape must, it’s got a nice, tangy kick to it, and residual sweetness from the grapes. Super delish. You’ve probably seen this beer before in bottle shops and wondered, does it really taste like banana bread? Yes. Yes it does. It’s malty like banana bread and has that distinctive banoffee taste and smell. No one would begrudge you having this for breakfast. This beer is strong AF, but it’s smooth and creamy like you wouldn’t believe. It’s also not as heavy as other stouts (like Guinness), so you won’t feel it weighing you down. Want to really take this up a notch? Top it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream to turn it into a float. You won’t believe this thing is actually a beer. It tastes more like chocolate milk meets Ovaltine meets a mocha frappuccino. You’ll also never believe that, despite how creamy and milky it is, Sam Smith’s Organic Chocolate Stout is 100% vegan. Saranac’s S’more Porter has no graham crackers, chocolate, or marshmallows in it, but it still tastes like the real deal. The brewers use a combination of light and roasted malts to bottle up the taste of your favorite campfire treat. Chocolate? And peanut butter? In a bottle!? Yaaaasss please! Truth be told, this is a heavy beer, but split it with a friend and it’s the perfect amount. Obviously don’t drink it if you have a peanut allergy, but you don’t have one, then drink! Drink away! The subtle taste of vanilla elevates this porter to crazy heights. It’s nutty and roasty, but light enough that it’s a great hot- or cold-weather beer. Feeling cozy? Breckenridge also brews this beer on nitro (i.e., nitrogen instead of carbon dioxide), which gives it finer bubbles and a smoother finish. If you’re from Portland, or have ever been to Portland, or watch the Food Network, then you’ll know that the city is famous for crazy-flavored doughnut shop Voodoo Doughnuts. Voodoo partnered with local brewery Rogue Ales to create a series of Voodoo-inspired beers — including this pretzel, raspberry, and chocolate ale. It’s everything you need and more. Southern Tier describes Warlock as a beer that tastes like “pumpkin pie laced with coffee and dark chocolate.” It’s a bit sweeter than its sister pumpkin beer, Pumking, and is perfect for fall. For me personally though, I’ll drink this shit year-round. It reminds me of pumpkin chocolate chip cheesecake, and as far as dessert — and beer — goes, that’s a gold mine of deliciousness.
title: “9 Incredible Beers That Taste Like Dessert” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-18” author: “Joel Hatton”
Because if you really do want to like beer — and you can! — you just have to start with something a little sweeter. Like dessert. These nine beers are more delicious than any slice of cake, bowl of ice cream, or plate of cookies. Think you don’t like beer? Think again. If you like red wine, Smucker’s jelly, frozen grapes, or all of the above, grab a bottle of Sixty-One Minute and listen up. While Sixty-One Minute is an IPA, it’s not nearly as hoppy as other beers of that style. And because it’s brewed with grape must, it’s got a nice, tangy kick to it, and residual sweetness from the grapes. Super delish. You’ve probably seen this beer before in bottle shops and wondered, does it really taste like banana bread? Yes. Yes it does. It’s malty like banana bread and has that distinctive banoffee taste and smell. No one would begrudge you having this for breakfast. This beer is strong AF, but it’s smooth and creamy like you wouldn’t believe. It’s also not as heavy as other stouts (like Guinness), so you won’t feel it weighing you down. Want to really take this up a notch? Top it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream to turn it into a float. You won’t believe this thing is actually a beer. It tastes more like chocolate milk meets Ovaltine meets a mocha frappuccino. You’ll also never believe that, despite how creamy and milky it is, Sam Smith’s Organic Chocolate Stout is 100% vegan. Saranac’s S’more Porter has no graham crackers, chocolate, or marshmallows in it, but it still tastes like the real deal. The brewers use a combination of light and roasted malts to bottle up the taste of your favorite campfire treat. Chocolate? And peanut butter? In a bottle!? Yaaaasss please! Truth be told, this is a heavy beer, but split it with a friend and it’s the perfect amount. Obviously don’t drink it if you have a peanut allergy, but you don’t have one, then drink! Drink away! The subtle taste of vanilla elevates this porter to crazy heights. It’s nutty and roasty, but light enough that it’s a great hot- or cold-weather beer. Feeling cozy? Breckenridge also brews this beer on nitro (i.e., nitrogen instead of carbon dioxide), which gives it finer bubbles and a smoother finish. If you’re from Portland, or have ever been to Portland, or watch the Food Network, then you’ll know that the city is famous for crazy-flavored doughnut shop Voodoo Doughnuts. Voodoo partnered with local brewery Rogue Ales to create a series of Voodoo-inspired beers — including this pretzel, raspberry, and chocolate ale. It’s everything you need and more. Southern Tier describes Warlock as a beer that tastes like “pumpkin pie laced with coffee and dark chocolate.” It’s a bit sweeter than its sister pumpkin beer, Pumking, and is perfect for fall. For me personally though, I’ll drink this shit year-round. It reminds me of pumpkin chocolate chip cheesecake, and as far as dessert — and beer — goes, that’s a gold mine of deliciousness.
title: “9 Incredible Beers That Taste Like Dessert” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-03” author: “Don Koehne”
Because if you really do want to like beer — and you can! — you just have to start with something a little sweeter. Like dessert. These nine beers are more delicious than any slice of cake, bowl of ice cream, or plate of cookies. Think you don’t like beer? Think again. If you like red wine, Smucker’s jelly, frozen grapes, or all of the above, grab a bottle of Sixty-One Minute and listen up. While Sixty-One Minute is an IPA, it’s not nearly as hoppy as other beers of that style. And because it’s brewed with grape must, it’s got a nice, tangy kick to it, and residual sweetness from the grapes. Super delish. You’ve probably seen this beer before in bottle shops and wondered, does it really taste like banana bread? Yes. Yes it does. It’s malty like banana bread and has that distinctive banoffee taste and smell. No one would begrudge you having this for breakfast. This beer is strong AF, but it’s smooth and creamy like you wouldn’t believe. It’s also not as heavy as other stouts (like Guinness), so you won’t feel it weighing you down. Want to really take this up a notch? Top it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream to turn it into a float. You won’t believe this thing is actually a beer. It tastes more like chocolate milk meets Ovaltine meets a mocha frappuccino. You’ll also never believe that, despite how creamy and milky it is, Sam Smith’s Organic Chocolate Stout is 100% vegan. Saranac’s S’more Porter has no graham crackers, chocolate, or marshmallows in it, but it still tastes like the real deal. The brewers use a combination of light and roasted malts to bottle up the taste of your favorite campfire treat. Chocolate? And peanut butter? In a bottle!? Yaaaasss please! Truth be told, this is a heavy beer, but split it with a friend and it’s the perfect amount. Obviously don’t drink it if you have a peanut allergy, but you don’t have one, then drink! Drink away! The subtle taste of vanilla elevates this porter to crazy heights. It’s nutty and roasty, but light enough that it’s a great hot- or cold-weather beer. Feeling cozy? Breckenridge also brews this beer on nitro (i.e., nitrogen instead of carbon dioxide), which gives it finer bubbles and a smoother finish. If you’re from Portland, or have ever been to Portland, or watch the Food Network, then you’ll know that the city is famous for crazy-flavored doughnut shop Voodoo Doughnuts. Voodoo partnered with local brewery Rogue Ales to create a series of Voodoo-inspired beers — including this pretzel, raspberry, and chocolate ale. It’s everything you need and more. Southern Tier describes Warlock as a beer that tastes like “pumpkin pie laced with coffee and dark chocolate.” It’s a bit sweeter than its sister pumpkin beer, Pumking, and is perfect for fall. For me personally though, I’ll drink this shit year-round. It reminds me of pumpkin chocolate chip cheesecake, and as far as dessert — and beer — goes, that’s a gold mine of deliciousness.
title: “9 Incredible Beers That Taste Like Dessert” ShowToc: true date: “2024-08-31” author: “Charles Barr”
Because if you really do want to like beer — and you can! — you just have to start with something a little sweeter. Like dessert. These nine beers are more delicious than any slice of cake, bowl of ice cream, or plate of cookies. Think you don’t like beer? Think again. If you like red wine, Smucker’s jelly, frozen grapes, or all of the above, grab a bottle of Sixty-One Minute and listen up. While Sixty-One Minute is an IPA, it’s not nearly as hoppy as other beers of that style. And because it’s brewed with grape must, it’s got a nice, tangy kick to it, and residual sweetness from the grapes. Super delish. You’ve probably seen this beer before in bottle shops and wondered, does it really taste like banana bread? Yes. Yes it does. It’s malty like banana bread and has that distinctive banoffee taste and smell. No one would begrudge you having this for breakfast. This beer is strong AF, but it’s smooth and creamy like you wouldn’t believe. It’s also not as heavy as other stouts (like Guinness), so you won’t feel it weighing you down. Want to really take this up a notch? Top it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream to turn it into a float. You won’t believe this thing is actually a beer. It tastes more like chocolate milk meets Ovaltine meets a mocha frappuccino. You’ll also never believe that, despite how creamy and milky it is, Sam Smith’s Organic Chocolate Stout is 100% vegan. Saranac’s S’more Porter has no graham crackers, chocolate, or marshmallows in it, but it still tastes like the real deal. The brewers use a combination of light and roasted malts to bottle up the taste of your favorite campfire treat. Chocolate? And peanut butter? In a bottle!? Yaaaasss please! Truth be told, this is a heavy beer, but split it with a friend and it’s the perfect amount. Obviously don’t drink it if you have a peanut allergy, but you don’t have one, then drink! Drink away! The subtle taste of vanilla elevates this porter to crazy heights. It’s nutty and roasty, but light enough that it’s a great hot- or cold-weather beer. Feeling cozy? Breckenridge also brews this beer on nitro (i.e., nitrogen instead of carbon dioxide), which gives it finer bubbles and a smoother finish. If you’re from Portland, or have ever been to Portland, or watch the Food Network, then you’ll know that the city is famous for crazy-flavored doughnut shop Voodoo Doughnuts. Voodoo partnered with local brewery Rogue Ales to create a series of Voodoo-inspired beers — including this pretzel, raspberry, and chocolate ale. It’s everything you need and more. Southern Tier describes Warlock as a beer that tastes like “pumpkin pie laced with coffee and dark chocolate.” It’s a bit sweeter than its sister pumpkin beer, Pumking, and is perfect for fall. For me personally though, I’ll drink this shit year-round. It reminds me of pumpkin chocolate chip cheesecake, and as far as dessert — and beer — goes, that’s a gold mine of deliciousness.
