No Corporate Beer Reviews

Nightmare Brewing Company is horror and death metal enthusiast Billy Powell’s outlet for flirting with darkness and exorcising his own demons. Glasgow Smile is his latest gruesome gose.

This barleywine has a lot going on, including vanilla and oak-y notes (from the Kentucky bourbon barrels), making it a perfect beer to grab and uncork in early autumn.

How do you improve on the already-amazing Troegenator? Easy, bourbon barrel-age it and slowly sip a majestic Bourbon Barrel-Aged Troegenator.

When it comes to uber kvlt black metal or uber kvlt black porters, we’re elitist assholes of the first order.

Before you head off to never-never land, read this review of the “Metallica Beer” Enter Night.

Finally a smoked beer that actually smokes all all other flavor profiles in its path!

Poles Browar Witnica S.A. continue the age-old Baltic Porter tradition.

Don’t fear the Space Ranger (or Reaper) from Decibel faves – and fellow metalheads – DC Brau.

Coffee and beer still go together like, well… coffee and beer.

The Bruery avoids the obvious temptation of bringing horchata to a stout or porter and instead sweetens up a blonde ale.

We’re cuckoo for Burial‘s Cocoa Bolo Coconut Brown Ale.

Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oooooh, let’s have a taste of the latest Trooper beer offering from Robinsons Brewery.

Firestone Walker got you one of the world’s best strong American ales for their 22nd anniversary.

How do you like dem Estonian apples in your stout? NCB Reviews travels to Northern Europe to find out.

Kent Falls Brewing bring mint to the farmhouse ale.

Is Rainbownade a hit or does it bomb?

Pleroma is named after the totality of divine powers. Can it live up to its inspiration?