The American Ale gives off a floral-hoppy aroma with some hints of citrus.

The beer is refreshing and has a nice crisp bite to it thanks to the extra hops added during the brewing process. For an ale its one of the hoppiest we’ve tried. Rogue did a great job at creating an American Ale that stands out.

Overall this beer was above average we did enjoy it and it had a unique taste and character to it that Rouge is able to instill into their handcrafted beers.

Stones Sublimely Self-Righteous Ale started as Stone 11th Anniversary Ale. People loved the Ale so much that they decided to remake the beer and bring it back.

The beer pours a dark brown almost black color. Through the thinner parts you can see a brownish red tint to the beer. There was a large amount of head (roughly 3 fingers) that was creamy mellow tan with a foamy texture. The head sat still when I swirled the glass but the bubbles faded quickly.

The smell was nothing like I expected from such a dark ale. I mostly smelled hops and didn’t want to wait for the head to dissipate to open up the aromas. It had a very citrus grapefruit like smell with a tiny hint of sweetness.

The taste was another shocking wave of deliciousness. It starts off with the alcohol making it warm and inviting but not overpowering. It was very rich and malty, the bitterness made this a very interesting experience for your senses. It’s hard to describe but the beer just tastes exceptional. For those of you that think higher alcohol complex beers are hard to drink, you should try this one. Your brain will be questioning if you are enjoying an IPA, a stout, or some type of strong ale.

Great job with this Stone Brewing, we hope you re-produce many of your limited release beers for us Stone Brewery lovers!

The Honey ale pours a cloudy lemonade looking brew that almost looks like a heffe but is a little bit lighter and is topped of with a 2 finger head with decent retention.

not sure if it was my alegies acting up that day but the beer really didnt have much to it as far as aroma goes.  I detected a very mellow citric aroma after letting it sit for a minute. but not much else.

When I first tried this Rogue ale I tasted a mild citric flavor and some hints of orange as well. Reminds me a bit of a heffeweizen with the lemon and orange wedges. theres a little sweetness to this beer and thats it. A very mellow beer with nothing that really stands out about it, an average beer that would really only appeal to me for repurchase if I was preparing for on a hot day by the pool.

The Event is free but donations are encouraged to help local non-profit http://www.communitasphx.org/

 Featured Beers:

• India Cream Ale (Monk Rawk Brewing)
• BushBarrel Porter (Monk Rawk Brewing)
• Beautiful Bitter (Monk Rawk Brewing)
• Deutscher Frühstück Bier (Wild Card BrewHouse)
• Smudge Dog Memorial Oatmeal Stout(Bell Road Brewery)
• Black Forest Ale (Jimbo Baggins Brewing)
• Shire Summer Wheat (Jimbo Baggins Brewing)
• Ryeteous Red Ale (Beerological Design)
• Stranrar Ale (Salem’s Brew)
• Tobi Dog India Pale Ale (Michael Pollack)
• Grenada Hop Grenade (DCD Ales)
• Indian Summer Oktoberfest(Mercury/Rush Brewing)
• Black-Eye PA (No Limits Brewing)
• Last Minute Wheat (Worm Farm Brewing)

Featured DJ’s:

• Dehga
• Big D
• Djentrification
• Deepfreq

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