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Bonesaw Brewing has a 9% Double IPA Squeezins, which is made as a hybrid West Coast-New England style the same as Swoosh (Bonesaw’s staple beer). Squeezins is a little hazy, a little lingering bitterness and definitely some juicy hop goodness. Notes of fresh-squeezed oranges and tangerines through the beer. Overall this one gives a good mixture of a West Coast and New England styled beer with a haziness throughout! With the upfront haziness, citrusy taste, and piney hops, this one is a really easy sipper for 9% too!

Have you tried this one? Or any others from Bonesaw Brewing?

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Bonesaw Brewing has a 9% Double IPA Squeezins, which is made as a hybrid West Coast-New England style the same as Swoosh (Bonesaw’s staple beer). Squeezins is a little hazy, a little lingering bitterness and definitely some juicy hop goodness. Notes of fresh-squeezed oranges and tangerines through the beer. Overall this one gives a good mixture of a West Coast and New England styled beer with a haziness throughout! With the upfront haziness, citrusy taste, and piney hops, this one is a really easy sipper for 9% too!

Have you tried this one? Or any others from Bonesaw Brewing?

FULL review live on ReilleysTastingRoom YouTube channel! Go subscribe for more reviews!
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https://youtu.be/7-yzY3tZcfo?is=s0UMICGPWm2cBy9m

Stopped by to pick up a couple 4 packs and drink some beers! Can’t go wrong with any of the Bakes beers! Full review of 4N and The Reservoir on YouTube channel coming soon! Subscribe so you don’t miss!

1️⃣ The Reservoir (10%, Triple IPA) - Full review coming soon! Subscribe on YouTube for full review video! (Pic 1)

2️⃣ Route 4-N (13%, Quad IPA) Full review coming soon! Subscribe on YouTube for full review video! Extremely smooth/creamy upfront taste, with a bitter-sweet backend! Slightly thicker and creamy mouthfeel with the slightest boozy taste in the back! For a 13% beer this one drinks similar to a 9%er for sure! Dangerously good, and well rounded taste! I don’t know how they make these beers like this! (Pic 2-3)

3️⃣ Ch’ip 16 (12%, Quad IPA) 12% and nothing remotely boozy or heavy about this beer. Perfectly balanced, light and easy sipper (kinda scary!) Slight bitterness on the backend but really good taste and all around beer! (Pic 4)

4️⃣ Ch’ip 18 (9.6%, Triple IPA) Soft, creamy, sweet, bitter backend but so smooth and drinkable! Slightly boozier than expected since higher abv's from Bakes aren't sometimes but still good! (Pic 5)

Full reviews coming soon of these, and a lot more coming! Join Reilley’s Tasting Room family and subscribe!
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Hey everyone,
I've been running a channel focused on craft beer, drink reviews and "tasting room" style content for sometime now. I'm passionate about the niche - mostly focusing on beers at the moment - but I feel like I've hit a point where I'm not really seeing growth.

Currently:
Beer Reviews / Craft Beer Culture Content
Posting Frequency: 1 long form a week, then a couple remixed shorts to drive people to my video, and here and there a specific short on another topic.

I'd love some honest feedback on a few things:
Thumbnails/Titles: Are they clickable enough for a general audience?
Pacing: Are my videos too long for reviewing a specific drink?

Should I make them longer, shorter, add other 'review' aspects in?
If you've seen growth lately, what was the "bridge" that helped you reach people outside of your core community?
I'm really looking to step up my game and would appreciate any "tough love" or specific critiques on what I should be doing differently.

Thanks in advance!

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Fridge looking good with some of these ones! What do we think about this line up?

Stopped by Treehouse Saratoga Springs last weekend and couldn’t leave without taking some 4 packs, and a case back! Is this enough?!

Have you had any of these? Which ones are your favorite?

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Julius (Hazy IPA 6.8%), 10th Anniversary King JJJulius (Imperial IPA 8.2%), Green (American IPA 7.5%), Emperor Julius (Imperial IPA 8.8%), Hurricane (Double IPA 7.7%), King Sap (Imperial IPA 7.8%), King Fern (Double IPA 8.6%), Boston Fern (Double IPA 7.8%), Triple Your Fun (Triple IPA 9%), Eureka w/ Citra (Blonde 4.2%), Daze (Hazy IPA 6.9%), and 1 Electric Skies (Double IPA 8%)

Planning on doing some reviews of them soon for my YouTube channel, if you want to check the reviews out go subscribe! Very much appreciated!

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Saw this one and had to give it a try because honestly I didn’t know what to expect! I kind of thought it would be like a pickle back shot, or literally just a PBR with pickle juice in there but it was a little different! Pickle taste was toned down and just had the slightest hint of pickle in there but enough to taste it! Not going to say it was bad but definitely won’t say it was good lmao

Had to try a normal PBR with poured pickle juice in it to comparison and that’s when it was more pickle juice tasting.

Overall very weird beer collab! Has anyone else tried this one? What do you think about it?!

Just tasted it, doing a beer review on my YouTube channel about it if anyone’s interested in checking it out when I post!

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Recently tried the new Erratic Fermentation in Bradly Beach, New Jersey. This place just opened and the beers really hit! I’m more into the IPA’s, and Ales usually but had to give some stouts a try! Overall everything was really good and I’ll be going back to see what else they have soon!

1️⃣ Wasp’s Nest (8.5% Double IPA) Gives that straight forward double taste which is really good, hoppy but smooth throughout. Lighter bodied than expected but really good! Slightly bitter notes throughout too!

2️⃣ Fluffy Clouds (7% IPA / Hazy) Fluffy & creamy upfront taste, smooth and clean! After initial sip you get a hoppy and bitter backend, not bad but wish the “fluffy” mouthfeel stayed slightly longer, still really good though!

3️⃣ Looking For Pancakes (2026) (12% Imperial Stout) Vanilla and syrupy upfront taste, extremely smooth stout! Pretty straight forward stout taste with the vanilla and syrupy taste!

4️⃣ Nightmare Fuel (2026) (14% Russian Imperial Stout) Very coffee/roasty forward, slightly boozy but overall smooth and kind of light bodied for 14%, very smooth!

Although I didn’t do specific beers from here yet, check out ReilleysTastingRoom on YouTube for FULL beer reviews!

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