Firestone Walker Old Man Hattan (2019)
For years I have made no secret of the fact that I am a fan of Firestone Walker. From the early days of drinking DBA back in the late 1990s to the first time I ...
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Firestone Walker Mole Merkin (2019)
Firestone Walker Brewing Co. is located in Paso Robles, Calif. The brewery was formed in 1996 by David Walker and Adam Firestone, who happens to be the great gr...
Firestone Walker Mind Haze IPA
Before I get started on this week’s review, I propose turning this one into a drinking game. Every time I say the word hazy you take a drink.It is safe to s...
Firestone Walker Anniversary Ale XXII
Founded in 1996 by Adam Firestone and David Walker, the Paso Robles-based Firestone Walker Brewing Co. has wowed the craft community with its offerings for 22 y...
Firestone Walker Barrelworks Feral One (2015)
Firestone Walker Brewing Co. has been around since 1996 pumping out big brews and winning awards, however, none of those beers were in the sour category.Tha...
Firestone Walker Parabola 2017
There was no better present on my birthday than to hear that one of my favorite beers from Firestone Walker Brewing Co. was being released on March 25.The s...
Boulevard Collaboration No. 6
I remember my first Boulevard Brewing Co. brewed beer from about three years ago, Double Wide IPA and I thought to myself that this was amazing and I was thankf...
Firestone Walker XIX Anniversary Ale
"Funny how brothers settle things the old-fashioned way. Try Brothers-in-law. Who own a brewery together. Adam (Firestone), aka the bear, and David (Walker), ak...
Firestone Walker Parabajava
In the craft beer world, Black Friday is best known for the annual release of Goose Island Brewing Co.'s Bourbon County Brand Stout, but last year Firestone Wal...
Firestone Walker Agrestic (2014)
If you spend a few minutes perusing through any of the craft beer forums you will most likely come across a thread about having to pick your favorite brewery or pick your desert island brewery. For me it has always been a fairly easy question. Over the years I have become quite the fanboy for Firestone Walker and once they opened Barrelworks in 2013 it sealed the deal for me. With beers like Sucaba, Parabola and its anniversary series, Firestone Walker has set the bar pretty high so the idea of them producing sour beers really got me irrationally excited.
