“Dave, drinking 999 beers sounds like a dream! I wish I had an excuse to do what you’re doing! You’re so lucky!”
Oh contraire, dear reader. Yes, there are days when I sip obscure Belgian beers so rare that single bottles sell for triple digits on eBay. There are also days when I spend actual money on fake beer. This was one of those days.
It had been awhile since I’d had a Henry’s, once the most visible brewery in Portland, now owned by SABMiller. I don’t think their portfolio of beers was ever something you’d confuse with good beer, but I was surprised at how bad this beer was. Frankly, I’d have preferred a Coors Light.
Beer Name: Blue Boar
Brewer: Henry Weinhard’s
Price: $3.50
Sampled: March 25, 2010
Rating: 1/5
Notes: Just a hint of sweetish biscuit with a very, very dry finish. Not much here. Tasted blind, could be mineral water with a pinch of brown sugar.
ABV: N/A
IBU: N/A
OG N/A
TG N/A
Serving Type: Draft.
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