For the comments section: Have any of you tried any of these beers? How were they?
I've had some Wolaver's, but not the wit. I think it was the pale ale, and I remember it being pretty good. And I've actually drank at Hopworks in Portland as part of Bill's bicycling brewpub tour, and remember it was great, although I don't remember which beers I had. Stone Mill is available here in Austin, and I think I may have had it once, although I can't say it made an impression on me. Mothership Wit, also widely available, is probably one I should try, but I've noted many times here than wheat beers only occasionally agree with me.
UPDATE: Turns out Lanilla is, like me, a University of Texas alum. He e-mailed me to say:
I thought I would mention that I am not a writer for Associated Press, but a freelance writer for LifeWire, a division of The New York Times Company. A minor point, but you know how things go viral on the Internet.
And tell everyone in Austin I said hello -- I lived there during and after my UT college days, from 1979 to 1987.
Thanks again -- and Hook 'em, Horns!
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Yeah I had the stone mill organic pale ale as well and if I recall it was a bit heavy and not all that spectacular
St Louis Beer Club had the Sam Smith Organic Ale...it got a low score
to beer!
Laurelwood's Tree-Hugger Porter (also in Portland). Mmmmmmm...
http://www.laurelwoodbrewpub.com/brewery_treehugger.php
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