Noble Brewer is a quarterly subscription that brings award winning homebrews to your door. For only $53.00 per quarter, you’ll get the 4 of the best homebrews made by partner breweries who underwent intensive interviews and beer tastings. You’ll also get to know the stories behind each brew.
A giant heavy box showed up at the door and required a signature. After getting this monstrosity in the door, I found there was a whole lot of awesomeness inside.
Noble Brewer is packaged incredibly well. The 22-ounce bombers are placed in these specially made holders. These are all home-brewed beers. The box comes with 4 bombers per quarter.
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The pamphlets included gives insight not only about the beers but also about the home brewers that concocted these delicious drinks.
The sheets shown here give more insight on the beers included. It includes ingredients, ABV and also gives information on how to earn extra “beer money.”
Here are all of the beers. I was able to taste all of the beers this time and was quite pleased by all of them. Follow me on Untappd to get the reviews of the individual home brews. Here’s what came in the box for Winter 2016:
- Crush’s Best Barleywine
- This is the beer I was the most hesitant on but my fears were put to ease. I’m no big on Barley Wines but this one tasted great!
- Celtic Carnage Scotch Ale
- I wish this was in mass production. If someone wanted to know what a Scotch Ale tasted like, this would be a prime example.
- XXV Russian Imperial Stout
- WOW! This is one of the better Russian Imperial Stouts I have ever had. It was super smooth and I was sad when we got to the end of the bottle.
- Red Hot Mama American Strong Ale
- Another fantastic beer! This was the “hoppiest” of the bunch and that totally works for me. Absolutely delicious.
I’ve included some of my Untapped pictures.
Celtic Carnage was fantastic! It was everything I like in a Scotch Ale.
XXV was easily my favorite. I’m a huge fan of Imperial Russian Stouts and this is one of the best I’ve tasted.
Noble Brewer is a great service as you are not getting these beers anywhere else. I’ve tried my hand at home brewing and it’s not as easy as it looks. I know the folks that brewed these beers put in some work and it’s awesome to be able to enjoy the fruits of their labor.
What do you think about the Noble Brewer concept?
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