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Sweet smell of cherries? Let's just start out with that I am not a fan of fruit beers, but after having a bottle of Cherry Adam from the Wood, I will try anything now!
Dark reddish brown with almost no head. Kind of a sparkling feel with a medium slightly oily texture. Sweet as can be, but I can still enjoy the underlying Belgian flavor. On first taste, kind of yucky..but it is growing on me. Even a little bitterness on the finish. Hmmm...more complex than I thought it was going to be. As I drink it, my opinion is changing for the better. Tasted from the bottle @ 51.7 deg F.
Rouge, Vermelho, Rojo - RED531
Food Photography on Red Safari Red is a key color in the world of gastronomy for both chefs, bakers, and pastry artists alike. A bleeding steak is far more desirable than a blackened gritty piece of leather that once upon a time resembled[...]
Calville Rouge d'Automne531
Well, I finally harvested the one apple that has been hanging on my little tree. The tag said just Calville when I planted it early in 2008. This spring the flowers were double and white, not pink as the print suggests. The skin is pale red with a[...]
Taco de Paco Hits the Streets of Baton Rouge531
Baton Rouge is in the midst of a Food Truck Revolution, and I, for one, am loving it! The latest venture to join the scene on the streets is Taco de Paco, a large orange movable kitchen dishing out delicious tacos all around town. They'll[...]
The Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank needs your support!531
Please help out the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank by taking about 10 seconds out of your day to "like" Baton Rouge in the "Fighting Hunger Together" contest! The Food Bank is in a challenge against 99 other communities to get the[...]
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