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Bluegrass Brewing Company

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Rye 75

Rye 75

Big thanks go out to Kevin for the chance to try this BBC beer. Impressive, champagne style presentation with a THICK, gold foil on the neck of the capped, 750 mL behemoth! Pour gives a standard, mid brown IPA-like body but some excellent, thick,...

3.23 out of 5.00 | Drinkable
Rye 75

Dark Star Porter

Thanks to BEERchitect for the chance to try this one. 12 oz single from Lexington, KY, USA. Nice looking pour with the dark brown body, red highlights and an impressive pitted, rocky head about half an inch deep with plenty of lacing. Looks...

3.14 out of 5.00 | Drinkable
Rye 75

Horse Piss Beer

Pour provides a big, fluffy pillow like head that is rather attractive. Decent density too. Some half decent lacing as well - of course this all fades very quickly to not much at all. The body is a sort of weird macro lager/Hefe misty combination....

2.62 out of 5.00 | Under Par
Rye 75

Jefferson’s Reserve Bourbon Barrel Stout

Thanks go out to BEERchitect for the chance to try this one. 12 oz bottle. Dark brown body with no lacing and virtually no head. Don't really get this on a number of fronts. If this is 11% I'm a Dutchman. It drinks nowhere near that. Secondly this...

2.03 out of 5.00 | Under Par
Rye 75

American Pale Ale

12 oz single given to me by BEERchitect - thanks! Not my favourite style, but I am happy to persist! Typically cloudy orange pour with some chill haze. The lacing is a sticky treat, much like a top quality IPA. Not much head though except a small...

3.38 out of 5.00 | Drinkable
Rye 75

Professor Gesser’s Mind Numbing Ale

Thanks to BEERchitect for the opportunity to try this one. 750 mL bottle with gold foil capped neck. Very big and bold pour with stacks and stacks of large head and plenty of wonderful lacing. Clouded orange body. Aroma is that of robust citrus...

4.03 out of 5.00 | Very Good
Rye 75

Hell For Certain

12 oz bottle, thanks to BEERchitect for the trade. Mild Belgian characteristics but this is NOT an authentic Belgian Dark by any stretch of the imagination. Pretty weak and insipid. Somewhat murky brown pour, Dubbel looking. Small head with no...

2.54 out of 5.00 | Under Par
Rye 75

Mephistopheles’ Metamorphosis

Thanks to BEERchitect for the trade. Annoying carbonation on the opening of the impressive looking bottle. Wave afer wave of light bubbles waste a substantial amount of beer on the kitchen counter. Cloudy apple juice colored liquid (a lot of yeast...

3.29 out of 5.00 | Drinkable
Rye 75

Bluegrass Nut Brown Ale

Good stuff. On-tap at Mellow Mushroom, Lexington, KY - around $2 a pint! Dark brown pour that suffers from being served too cold, but after the beer wams all the attributes start to be enhanced and come through nicely. The temperature affected the...

4.10 out of 5.00 | Very Good
Rye 75

Homewrecker

Thick gold foil on the neck of the capped 750 mL bottle. Thanks go out to BEERchitect for the gift. Cloudy, honey colored pour with excessive carbonation. The carbonation is too much for me, too much for the style and frankly a little annoying....

3.37 out of 5.00 | Drinkable
Rye 75

Altbier

Thanks to BEERchitect for this offering. Mid amber pour with some lacing and a small head. Nice legs on the beer considering the relatively (I assume) low alcohol. Smell is really fruity. Surprising! I get mainly pears. A little dry for me in the...

3.67 out of 5.00 | Good