Stevens Point Brewery
Microbrewery
in Stevens Point,
Wisconsin,
United States 🇺🇸
Associated Venue: Point Burger Bar
- Out of business
Established in 1857
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Can. Clear pale. Smell is fruity soda pop. Can barely taste any cider in this. Super sweetart candy flavor. Good level of bubby co2. If you like orange nehi or orange crush soda, you'll love this. Don't let the kids around this, no hint of alky at all. A little alarmed with the amount of unfermented sugar in this, may burn my little tummy.
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12oz bottle. Off-putting artificial icing aroma. A pretty basic Stout with a lot of Oreo flavoring. Mild ABV keeps it drinkable enough. No real malt depth or nuance. Rather juvenile and unimpressive beer.
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12oz bottle. At 7% it is a little stronger than normal, perhaps not to the imperial level as it states on the bottle though. Way more graham cracker taste than anything else...in fact I really don't get any lime. Light vanilla. Weak offering.
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Black with a small tan head. Roasty and toasty with vanilla and rum. Long finish. Moderately full bodied.
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OK, got this cheap bottle of less than 2 bucks. Its a deal considering it has an alky content of 8%!!! It pours big and black, large and in charge to the eye. It has a nice alabaster head, but it fades rapidly. Nose is that of a pastry stout fer sure; sweet and a little uncanny. Its alarmingly sweet to the nose. Yes, it is sortah sweet from the initial onslaught on the taste buds. Its almost cloying, bordering. Just on the edge of being too sweet. It maintains its impy stout stature with a kick in the brainy ass. I'm accepting this as a high alky nearly too sweet dark brew; there, you have it. I do like dark, almost black brews, but this is just a little too much for me. I never get the concept of pastry stouts. Weird. Would not buy again, but its OK for what it is. Barely any CO2 sizzle in this.
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Bottle, from Vintner 9th Ave, Manhattan. Pours clear dark brown with ruby-red highlights against the light, large spongy tan head, sweet roasted malt aroma, low carbonation, mildly bitter mocha taste with berry-like flavor, thin body, long mocha finish. Smooth but thin.
Drake (22934) reviewed Green Circle Pale Ale from Stevens Point Brewery 2 years ago
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12 ounce can from Woodman's Appleton, 7/2/23. Hazy amber, large offwhite head, average retention. Aroma of floral hops, pale malt. Taste is melon, floral hops. mild tropical fruit, melon rind. Low bitterness. Some dank in the finish. Decent.
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16 fl.oz can. A clear deep amber beer with a beige head. Aroma of intense cinnamon, anis, sweet red malt. Taste of speculatius, cinnamon, anis, red malt. Interesting.
Erzengel (18514) ticked Whole Hog Pumpkin Ale from Stevens Point Brewery 2 years ago
Fantastic spicy. Great aromatic box of pumpkin and spices. Clove is there, lots of cinnamon and clove. Creamy mild finish. Great!