What about the food? I know that this is what they were going for, but I think they overshot a bit. A big plus of the sandwich was surprisingly the ranch dressing. The fries were standard. As it was a southern-style sandwich, some cajun-dusted fries might have gone well with the sandwich.
Service was certainly the low point during my visit. My waitress was a bit rude — not very friendly, and made me feel like a nuisance for asking for things like a sampler of beers. Surely at a place that brews their own beer, this is not an odd request? Wait times were, in general, just a little longer than I would have liked. I was seated promptly, but between ordering a beer sampler, ordering my food, and receiving my food, I was left waiting longer than I should have been.
Hopsters Brewery Leaf Blower. Mystic Brewery Scatteree. Mystic Brewery Hazy Jane. Night Shift Brewing Whirlpool. Boston Beer Works Watermelon Ale. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram at kimprosise. Make Fun. They were definitely a relic of a different era. I wonder if anyone will step in and do something beer worthy with the Boston space?
That was a fun time both nights. AlcahueteJ and meefmoff like this. This one hurts deeply. Many good memories at all the ones I went to. Went starting back in the early 90s as well. Last time was before the Pearl Jam show at Fenway a few years back. They did a good job of offering variety and making a decent introduction beer to styles that were new to most of their crowd.
Also, the Lowell one was an oasis for beer in area for quite a while. This one stings. Jbrews Disciple Aug 6, New Hampshire. They always seat us right away and treat us well as we guzzle Oktoberfest and pumpkin ale. Just gotta get there early. I always enjoyed their offerings at other locations over the years.
This actually does suck. JrGtr , rhino , eaglephile and 7 others like this. Many fond memories of visiting numerous BW outposts over the years. Always thought their beers were better than the beer-geek community gave them credit for.
Hell, they always had like 16 beers on tap, you surely could find something good. Usually the hidden gems were their lagers. Also enjoyed having a 7 am pint at Logan airport during my travels. When Boston Beer Works opened it was huge, place was packed every night whether there was a game or not. Log in Register. Search titles only. Search Advanced search…. New posts.
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Thread starter beesy Start date Mar 12, Help Support Homebrew Talk:. Joined Mar 12, Messages Reaction score 7. I know what you all are thinking, but I was in Bostin in August and went to the Boston Beer Works, right across from Fenway, and they had a Watermelon Ale on tap that was unbelievable on a 90 degree day. Very light and crisp with just a hint of watermelon.
Any have a recipe for something like this?? I do a watermelon wheat that gets rave reviews from my friends. Click the link in my sig Dude has a watermelon wheat recipe here somewhere. It's quite good. Not too sweet is it? The ale I had, had just a hint. They actually served it up with a little watermelon slice on the slice. It's just a hint. In fact, most people that tried it at my house didn't know what it was until I told them.
It was one of the most popular beers I've ever made and I'll definitely be making it again this summer. Whenever there is a Watermelon Wheat at a brewers fest up here, it goes fast. What few recipes I've seen have been nothing more than a wheat with watermelon added late in the fermentation or in a secondary.
Joined Feb 25, Messages 13 Reaction score 1. So for a beginner brewer I could just get a either a wheat or honey wheat kit and add 2 cups of watermelon juice into the secondary???
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