Video Beer Review: Baa Lite – Baa Baa Brewhouse
Dan Beck
Check out my new #HoustonBeer video review of Baa Lite, a delicious hoppy Kolsch, from Baa Baa Brewhouse. Anyone recognize that label design? Dilly Dilly.
Dan Beck
Baa Baa Brewhouse
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| Sep 13, 2021
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One Year Later: Houston Breweries Have Risen to the NEIPA Challenge
| Jan 16, 2018Larry Koestler
It’s hard to believe it’s been a year since Houston Beer Guide was kind enough to publish “Who Will be Houston’s Tree House or Trillium?” It’s even harder to believe how much progress has been made since I wrote that essay. My initial hope was that a newcomer to the Houston craft beer scene would
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Our Favorite Beers of 2017
| Jan 10, 2018Houston Beer Guide
Year in Review 2017 was a transformative year for craft beer in Houston. We saw the rise of the NEIPA (thanks in large part to Larry’s “Who will be Houston’s Tree House or Trillium?” essay) with 8th Wonder, 11 Below, B-52, Baa Baa, Copperhead, No Label, Spindletap, Texian, Whole Foods Market, and others trying their
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Houston Embraces the Haze Craze
| Jul 11, 2017With the six-month anniversary of my challenge to local breweries to start brewing the hottest beer style in the country — the New England-Style IPA (NEIPA) — rapidly approaching, now seemed like as apt a time as any to check in and see where things stand, especially in light of the unexpectedly impressive amount of style-related
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Review: Baa Baa Brewhouse’s Cow Jumped Over the Moon – Houston Area’s First NEIPA
| Feb 8, 2017My recent essay on the greater Houston area’s relative lack of beers brewed in the hottest style in the country, the Northeast-Style or New England-Style India Pale Ale (NEIPA), ended up striking more of a chord than I’d hoped, with a handful of local (and forthcoming) breweries coming out of the woodwork revealing near- and longer-term plans
