Droppings of beer that is. At Pigeon Hill Brewery in Muskegon. Just a short walk from Unruly is a more traditional, small town brewery with a handful of homegrown brews. Our sixer sampler included the Walter blonde, Shifting Sands IPA, French toast Russian imperial stout, almond joy LMFAO stout porter, renegade white double IPA and skeeter on my wheater.
So this of you who know us are thinking "French toast Russian imperial stout"??? Yeah, it came highly recommended, so we had to try it. It hits hard with a true French toasty kinda flavor that gives to a lasting French roast coffee flavor pretty quick. It was unique enough that we're glad we tried it, but probably wouldn't want a full pint. The other oddball was the almond joy LMFAO it was which was on nitro. Guessing it was a stout, the nitro made it rich and creamy...a lot lighter than it looked. After a long day of pale ales, IPAs and fruity stuff both of these were kind of nice.
It's almost 9:30 local time and we started today's beer journey at noon at the Osgood Brewey in Osgood, MI so it's about time to call it a day. With any luck our room will have a great view of the lake :-)
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