Finally discovered Berkshire Brewing

Good beer. Lost Sailor IPA is a great EIPA if you can find it around I'd recommend it.

 

I love the BBC Coffeehouse Porter. A lot of places in my neck of the woods that don't carry much else in the way of craft beer will have this on tap.

 

Track 84 almost always has BBC Coffehouse on tap. For the longest time it was $4/pint, now I think it's $5. Still a great deal for a very good beer.

 

Very good coffee porter. Considering the cost it's great.

 

Love the Coffeehouse porter. Haven't had a chance to try the Drayman's but I know it's the base for the Coffeehouse so it's probably great as well. Finally got around to trying the pale ale and was pleasantly surprised by that as well! And yeah, the best part is it's priced to move!

 

Also worth pointing out that Gude Greg's Wee Heavy remains my favorite barrel aged beer ever. http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/33/62660/

 

My favorite of BBC's brews is the River Ale, which BA calls an American Dark Wheat Ale. So tasty. Like many of BBC's beers, it is a bargain at ~$6 per bomber.

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Huge fan of BBC, Steel Rail was one of the first brews that got me interested in craft beer. Like others have mentioned, Lost Sailor, Drayman's and Coffeehouse are all really good beers that are very well priced.

 

I was about to post this. I randomly grabbed it once and it was so good.

BBC's tour is also amazing. Detailed and so much free beer.

 

Coffee House Porter is so awesome. I love that beer.

 

I recently discovered their Scotch ale, it's great and well priced too!

 

The Czech Pilsner and Maibock are really great also. Really wish the pilsner was year round.

 

Not the same as "year-round" but I believe they were aiming to offer 6 pack cans of Czech pils this summer. My fingers are crossed.

 

Quietly one of their best beers. Huge flavor, big malts. It's a nice change of pace from all the hop forward pales we often are looking for.

 

BBC overall is a nice change of pace from the new "dank" revolution. Or can be nice, at least. Sometimes it's hit or miss. Holidale... they should have stuck with the English Barleywine. Maibock... usually one of my favorites, this year had one, only finished half. OFest... killed it this year, loved it. Cans of Lost Sailor, not what I remember it used to be but still good. For some reason though, draught Steel Rail is always spot on. Love it.

 

My fingers are also crossed for Czech Pils cans this summer. Love that Steel Rail though! First tried the Imperial Steel Rail this winter, and it was fantastic!

 

Steel Rail is one of my "budget" craft beers. I also really like Cabin Fever, their winter warmer. Tastes like graham crackers.

 

Coffeehouse is one of my go-tos. Their RIS is solid, too.

 

Coffeehouse and Czech pils are are the big standouts for me but the whole portfolio is pretty damn solid.