June 12th, 2026 - Rockin' the Nation with Becker's

 

Hey there rockers, rollers, and hop freaks!  Happy Friday!  Your drinking buddy the Meista here kicking the weekend off the right way with another killer pairing for ya!  Today, I'm pairing "Rock The Nation" by the indelible Montrose and a delicious and very tasty Becker's Mellow Beer from Becker's Beer (brewed by the fine folks at Proper Brewing Company)!  This pairing is dedicated to my friend , the amazing Andrew Sample, lead vocalist of Colorado hard rock band the Dirty Kings!  Cheers brother!  Hell yeah!

Album Info:

• Artist: Montrose
• Title: "Rock The Nation" (German edition)
• Recorded: 1973 
• Release date: 1974 (1st studio album by Montrose)
• Record company: Warner Bros.
• Production: Ted Templeman 
• Album cover art:  Peter Wandrey (illustration and design)
• Personnel: Denny Carmasi (drums), Bill Church (bass), Sammy Hagar (lead vocals), Ronnie Montrose (lead guitars)
• Musical style: Hard rock, rock and roll
• Sound: After making a name for himself in 1972 playing on Edgar Winter's "They Only Come Out At Night" with the blistering guitar work on "Free Ride" and "Frankenstein," Ronnie formed his own band, Montrose.  With Denny Carmasi on drums, Bill Church on bass, and then, unknown singer Sammy Hagar, the delivery, the passion, the intensity playing is everything you are looking for in truly American hard rock!  The tracks "Rock The Nation", "Bad Motor Scooter", "Space Station No. 5", and "Rock Candy" alone are truly genius rock masterpieces!  The guitar work (especially the solos), vocals, bass, and drums embody the passion this band had for great music!
• Major themes: , etc.
• Tracks: 

1. "Rock The Nation"
2. "Bad Motor Scooter"
3. "Space Station #5"
4. "I Don't Want It"
5. "Good Rockin' Tonight"
6. "Rock Candy"
7. "One Thing On My Minde"
8. "Make It Last"

Brew Info:

• Brewery: Becker's Beer brewed by Proper Brewing Company (Salt Lake City, Utah)
• Website: https://www.beckersbeeroriginal.com/ and http://www.properbrewingco.com/ 
• Brew: Becker's Mellow Beer
• Style: American Lager
• Serving: 16 ounce can
• ABV: 5.0%
• Pour: The beer pours a clear, bright yellow hue with a thin, bright-white, 1+ finger, frothy head with great retention and layered sudsy lacing.
• Nose: The nose is characterized by bready malts, light fruit aromas, and grassy hops.  There are notes of Pilsner malt, biscuit, light apple, a hint of corn, and light caramel.
• Taste: The taste, like the nose is grainy, and malty.  There are notes of grassy hops, crackery biscuit, light corn, a hint of apple, a hint of lemon zest, and baked bread. 
• Mouthfeel: Light-bodied with moderate carbonation, the mouthfeel is very smooth with a clean finish with very low bitterness.

Overall pairing: The Becker's Mellow Beer is a very crushable and easy drinking brew... a great beer for the classic heavy rock stylings of Montrose!  When I first saw the classic American name and label of the brew, the imagery from the album cover of "Rock The Nation" immediately popped in my head. Those bright, grainy notes go great with Ronnie's fiery guitar riffs and solos!  'Nuff said!

Cheers!!  Rock on!!

June 11th, 2026 - Bad Motor Finger Skills

 

Hello and happy Thursday, rollers, and hop lovers!  The Meista here today rocking out with a pairing of "Badmotorfinger" the groundbreaking 3rd ablum by legendary Seattle band Soundgarden and a delicious, juicy, and hoppy Motor Skills Hazy IPA from the fine folks at Mother Earth Brewing Company!  Yes!!

Album Info:

• Artist: Soundgarden
• Title: "Badmotorfinger"
• Recorded: Early 1991 at 
• Release date: October 8th, 1991 (3rd full length album released by Soundgarden)
• Record company: A&M Records
• Production: Terry Date and Soundgarden
• Album cover art: Mark Dancey (artwork), Len Peltier (art direction), and Walberg Design (design)
• Personnel: Matt Cameron (drums), Chris Cornell (vocals and rhythm guitar), Ben Shepherd (bass), and Kim Thayil (lead guitar) 
• Additional musicians: Scott Granlund (saxophone on "Room A Thousand Years Wide" and "Drawing Flies"), Ernst Long (trumpet on "Face Pollution", "Room A Thousand Years Wide", and "Drawing Flies"), and Damon Stewart (narration on "Searching With My Good Eye Closed") 
• Musical style: Grunge, heavy metal, alternative metal alternative rock, hard rock 
• Sound: Marked by alternative tunings and odd time signatures, the sound on "Badmotorfinger" is heavy, aggressive emotive, and definitive.  Chris Cornell's vocals are dynamic, powerful, and wonderfully rich!  Kim Thayil's guitar work is complex and multi-layered.  Ben Shepherd's bass work coupled by Matt Cameron's drums and percussion is a thunderous, sludgy monster of sound.  Music critic Steve Huey called it "surprisingly cerebral and arty music for a band courting mainstream metal audiences, but it attacks with scientific precision."  Thayil claimed the band did not deliberately pursue unusual meters, stating they were instead the result of a "push to get the quirkiness out of things"
• Major themes: With ambiguous and evocative lyrics, themes on the album include life, death, pain, sorrow, states of being, states of mind, aggression, rebellion, etc.
• Tracks: 

1. "Rusty Cage"
2. "Outshined"
3. "Slaves & Bulldozers"
4. "Jesus Christ Pose"
5. "Face Pollution"
6. "Somewhere"
7. "Searching With My Good Eye Closed"
8. "Room A Thousand Years Wide"
9. "Mind Riot"
10. "Drawing Flies"
11. "Holy Water"
12. "New Damage"

Brew Info:

• Brewery: Mother Earth Brewing Company (Vista, California and Nampa, Idaho)
• Website: https://www.motherearthbrewco.com/
• Brew: Motor Skills Hazy IPA 
• Style: New England-style Hazy India Pale Ale (NEIPA)
• Serving: 16 ounce can
• ABV: 7.2%
• IBUs: 25
• Ingredients: Amarillo, Citra, Mosaic, and Nelson Sauvin hops
• Pour: The Motor Skills Hazy IPA pours a very hazy, pale golden-yellow hue with a frothy, bright white, 1-finger head with good retention and sudsy, sticky lacing.
• Nose: The nose is very citrusy and tropical with more subtle floral and malt elements.  There are aromas of tangerine, freshly squeezed orange juice, orange zest, lemon zest, lime juice and peel, grapefruit rind, bright mango, apricot, wildflowers, blueberry jam, white grape, and soft caramel/toffee.
• Taste: Fruit-forward and very juicy, the taste of the Motor Skills Hazy IPA is citrusy, fruity, and slightly sweet.  There are notes of tangerine, orange juice, orange pith, lime, mango, pineapple, guava, a hint of pine, berries, and light honey.
• Mouthfeel: Medium to full-bodied with moderate carbonation, the mouthfeel is very crisp and very juicy, yet smooth and creamy with a dry, slightly sweet, slightly boozy, pillowy-soft finish.

Overall pairing: The Motor Skills Hazy IPA from Mother Earth Brewing is a punchy, yet very smooth, drinkable, and refreshing hoppy brew... great for pairing with the heavy hitting brilliance that was the legendary Soundgarden!  The citrusy hops and sweet fruit elements of the beer align well with the high energy of the band's performance and the bitterness of fantastic lyricism and note progressions!  'Nuff said!

Cheers!! 

June 7th, 2026 - Please Come Home with a Hazy Pale Ale... Mr. Bulbous

 

Hello and happy Sunday rockers, rollers, and craft brew fans!  The Meista here today with a pairing of "Please Come Home... Mr. Bulbous", the wonderful 8th album by the indelible and legendary King's X and a bright and flavorful Home Hazy Pale Ale from Home Range Brewing!  Oh, yeah!

Album Info:

• Artist: King's X
• Title: "Please Come Home... Mr. Bulbous"
• Recorded: December 1999 through January 2000 at Hound Pound Recording Studio and Alien Beans Studios in Katy, Texas
• Release date: May 23rd, 2000 (8th studio album by King's X)
• Record company: Metal Blade Records
• Production: King's X and Ty Tabor
• Album cover art: ?
• Personnel: Jerry Gaskill (drums and backing vocals), Doug Pinnick (bass, and lead and vocals), and Ty Tabor (guitars, and lead and backing vocals)
• Additional contributors: pre-track ramblings by Esther, Yuko, Joe, and Dirk
• Musical style: Hard rock, power pop, alternative rock, and progressive rock with elements of blues, R&B, soul, heavy metal, punk, and funk
• Sound: With influence from the likes of The Beatles and Jimi Hendrix, heavy, rich, a little funky, steeped in honesty and artistic integrity, and just fun as hell to listen too... "Please Come Home... Mr. Bulbous" is another bold statement by the King's X boys!  It is both melodic and heavy hitting.  There is a power and a depth to this band's sound that cannot be defined in words. 
• Major themes: Relationships, music, love, loss, anger, joy, life and death, drugs, states of mind, states of being, and life in general, etc.
• Tracks:  

1. "Fish Bowl Man"
2. "Julia"
3. "She's Gone Away"
4. "Marsh Mellow Field"
5. "When You're Scared"
6. "Charlie Sheen"
7. "Smudge"
8. "Bitter Sweet"
9. "Move Me"
10. "Move Me, Pt. 2"

Brew Info:

• Brewery: Home Range Brewing (Logan, Utah
• Website: https://www.homerangebeer.com/
• Brew: Home Hazy Pale Ale
• Style: Pale Ale / New England Hazy Pale Ale
• Serving: 16 ounce can
• ABV: 5.0%
• Pour: The Home Hazy Pale Ale pours a hazy, dull golden-yellow hue with a billowy, 2+ finger, bright white head with great retention and lots of sticky, intricate spider web lacing.
• Nose: The nose is characterized by fruity, citrusy, and grainy aromas.  There are aromas of resinous peaches, dried apricot, tangerine peel, herbal orange tea, and soft caramel.
• Taste: Following the nose, the flavor of the Home Hazy Pale Ale is characterized by dank and fruity notes of grapefruit, tangerine, peach, lemon zest, black tea, and berries, along with crackery biscuit, bready malt, light roasted barley, and soft caramel/toffee.
• Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied and moderately carbonated, the mouthfeel of the Home Hazy Pale Ale is very crisp and juicy, yet smooth with a dry, fairly clean finish.

Overall pairing: In all honesty, I really cannot express how much I love the music of King's X.  I will say that the bright, fruity complexity of the Home Pale Ale is a pretty solid companion to the bold and soulful tracks of "Please Come Home... Mr. Bulbous"!  Maybe it is the music talking... or the brew... or a wonderful combination of the two... anyway cheers!!  

Keep it craft and keep it heavy!!

Make sure to check out my interview with Doug Pinnick from several years ago here: https://youtu.be/mJ2qVdeoDXM 

June 6th, 2026 - The Devils on the Mountain

 

Hey there evil-doers, metalheads, and craft beer freaks!  Happy 6-6-(202)6 Today I'm pairing the wonderful from Austrian blackened death metal legends Belphegor and a tasty and hoppy Oros West Coast IPA from the fine folks at Offset Bier Company!  Hell yeah! 

Album Info: 

• Artist: Belphegor
• Title: "The Devils"
• Recorded: 2022 at Fascination Street Studios in Stockholm, Sweden and Studio Mischmaschine in Oberalm, Osterreich, Austria
• Release date: June 24th, 2022 (12th full-length studio album by Belphegor)
• Record company: Chaos Reigns / Nuclear Blast Records
• Production: Belphegor
• Album cover art: Seth Siro Anton
• Personnel: Helmuth (guitars and vocals) and Serpenth (bass)
• Additional musicians: Christos Antoniou (orchestration on "Damnation - Höllensturz" and "Creature Of Fire"), David Diepold (drums), Fany Melfi (chants on "Damnation - Höllensturz" and "Creature Of Fire"), Johanna Sadonis (narration on "Glorifizierung Des Teufels"), Sandie the Lillith (vocal intro on "Totentanz - Dance Macabre"), and Torturer (drums on "Blackest Sabbath 1997")
• Musical style: Blackened death metal, death metal, black metal
• Sound: Following the style from their previous album with and incredibly heavy, chaotic, aggressive, and intense approach, the sound on "The Devils" is the embodiment of Austrian blackened death metal!  Helmuth's vocal prowess is mesmerizing... his brutal vocals are matched perfectly with his guitar wizardry (fast, furious, and intricate), and the combined juggernaut power of the Serpenth and Diepold rhythm section!  
• Major themes: The occult, Satan, evil, darkness, death, terror, anti-religion, lust, blasphemy, sadomasochism, perversion, aggression, etc.
• Tracks: 

1. "The Devils"
2. "Totentanz - Dance Macabre"
3. "Glorifizierung Des Teufels"
4. "Damnation - Höllensturz"
5. "Virtus Asinaria - Prayer"
6. "Kingdom Of Cold Flesh"
7. "Ritus Incendium Diabolus"
8. "Creature Of Fire"
9. "Blackest Sabbath 1997" (re-recorded medley of "Blackest Ecstasy" and "Blutsabbath" from Belphegor's 1997 "Blutsabbath" album)

Brew Info:

• Brewery: Offset Bier Company (Park City, Utah)
• Website: https://offsetbier.com/
• Brew: Oros West Coast IPA
• Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
• Serving: 16 ounce can
• ABV: 5.0%
• IBUs: 50
• Ingredients: NZ Cascade, Centennial, Chinook, and Ekuanot hops 
• Pour: The Oros pours a fairly clear, bright golden-yellow hue with a very thin, bright white head that dissipates fairly quickly. 
• Nose: The nose is citrusy, floral, herbal, and malty.  There are aromas of grapefruit rind, tangerine, lemon zest, lime zest and juice, light mango, light pineapple, wildflowers, wet pine needles, and bready malts.
• Taste: The taste is like the nose: citrusy, hoppy, and earthy.  There are notes of lemon zest, lime, orange juice, pink grapefruit juice, light mango, pine resin, herbal tea, and soft toffee.
• Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied with moderate carbonation, the mouthfeel of the Oros is very crisp, somewhat sharp and bitter, yet smooth with a clean, slightly bitter finish.

Overall pairing: Both the complexity of flavors and the overall drinkability of Offset's tasty Oros West Coast IPA work perfectly with the aggression, musical prowess, and metal integrity of Belphegor's excellent "The Devils"!  As with the brew, the album provides its audience with very complex and aggressive notes and full-fledged artistry and craftmanship.

Skal and hails!! 

June 5th, 2026 - A Moving Target on 41 Peaks

 

Hey there headbangers and craft beer freaks... and happy Friday to you!  The Meista here today with another great pairing for you... the killer "Moving Target" album by Australian metal band Dragonsclaw and juicy and hoppy 41 Peaks Rocky Mountain IPA from By All Means Brewing!  Hell yeah! 

Album Info:

• Artist: Dragonsclaw
• Title: "Moving Target"
• Recorded: 2025 
• Release date: August 22nd, 2025 (3rd full-length studio album released by Dragonsclaw)
• Record company: High Roller Records
• Production: Giles Lavery, Thomas Mergler, and Ben Thomas
• Album cover art: All Things Rotten
• Personnel: Giles Lavery (lead vocals), Aaron Thomas (bass, guitars, and orchestration), and Ben Thomas (guitars)
• Guest musician: Todd Michael Hall (additional vocals on "Shadowfire"), Thomas Mergler (additional guitars on "(Tell Me) All Your Lies"), Jimmy Waldo (keyboards), and Mark Zonder (drums)
• Musical style: Traditional heavy metal, power metal
• Sound: ""Moving Target" was released 12 years after their last album, but these guys haven't missed a beat!  This is absolutely stellar NWOTHM in every sense of the concept without sounding nostalgic.  It is pure, old-school heavy metal with a big, bold modern production.  Lavery's vocals are on point (as always) and the musicianship is absolutely fantastic!
• Major themes: Rebellion, metal, valor, good vs. evil, power, etc.  
• Tracks:

1. "The Road Beneath Your Wheels"
2. "Survival"
3. "Cry Wolf"
4. "Don't Break The Silence Again"
5. "Back On The Streets"
6. "Ghost Soldiers"
7. "Shadowfire"
8. "(Tell Me) All Your Lies"
9. "Raise Your Fist"

Brew Info:

• Brewery: By All Means Brewing (Billings, Montana)
• Website: https://byallmeansbeer.com/
• Brew: 41 Peaks Rocky Mountain IPA
• Style: American India Pale Ale (IPA)
• Serving: 16 ounce can
• ABV: 7.1%
• Pour: The 41 Peaks Rocky Mountain IPA pours a slightly hazy, golden-amber hue with a 2+ finger, off-white, creamy head with sticky, intricate, and layered lacing.
• Nose: The nose is citrusy, floral, herbal, and malty.  There are aromas of grapefruit rind, orange zest, tangerine, peach, dried apricot, wildflowers, orange herbal tea, and soft caramel/toffee.
• Taste: Well-balanced, the taste of the 41 Peaks Rocky Mountain IPA follows the nose with lots of citrus, herbal, and malty flavors.  There are notes of pink grapefruit juice, orange zest and pith, tangerine, a hint of pineapple, stone fruit (peach and apricot), black tea, and toffee.
• Mouthfeel: Medium to full-bodied and moderately carbonated, the mouthfeel is crisp and smooth with a dry, slightly bitter finish.

Overall pairing: The 41 Peaks Rocky Mountain IPA from By All Means Brewing is a very bright, very flavorful, hoppy, yet crushable brew... a perfect companion to the heavy metal onslaught that is Dragonsclaw's fantastic "Moving Target"!  And I like the look of the can design with the album artwork too!  'Nuff said!

Make sure to check out my interview with vocalist Giles Lavery: https://youtu.be/r5GsOuvaqs0

Cheers and hails!!

May 31st, 2026 - The Vile Haze ov the Fathers

 

Greetings headbangers and craft beer freaks!  Happy Sunday!  My friends in Cryptopsy just finished up their None So Vile 30th Anniversary Tour.  My wife and I were fortunate enough to catch them in their hometown of Montreal for the last show of the tour this past Thursday!  I was also able to hang out with them for a couple of hours when they drove through my neck of the woods during the tour acouple of weeks ago.  So, in honor of the band, the album, and the tour, your drinking buddy the Meista is here today rocking the hell out to a pairing of "None So Vile", the kick-ass, sophomore death metal beast by the mighty Cryptopsy and a bold, hoppy, Haze Ov The Fathers Triple IPA from Little Cottage Brewery in collaboration with Cryptopsy and Vox and Hops!!  Hell yeah!!  Thanks for the beers, Matt!!

Album Info:

• Artist: Cryptopsy
• Title: "None So Vile"
• Recorded: December 1995 to January 1996 at Victor Studio in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Release date: July 3rd, 1996 (2nd studio album by Cryptopsy)
• Record company: Wrong Again Records / Hammerheart Records
• Production: Pierre Rémillard and Cryptopsy 
• Album cover art: Elisabetta Sirani (art) and Flo Mounier (logo) 
• Personnel: Dan Greening aka Lord Worm (lead vocals), Éric Langlois (bass), Jon Levasseur (lead and rhythm guitars), Flo Mounier (drums)
• Guest musicians: Eric Fiset (backing vocals) and Steve Thibault (backing vocals)
• Musical style: Brutal death metal, technical death metal
• Sound: Aggressive, heavy as hell, and wonderfully brutal, the sound on "None So Vile" is classic '90s Canadian death metal that helped define the style and established Cryptopsy as a force to be reckoned with!  From the opening notes of "Crown Of Horns" to the finale of "Orgiastic Disembowelment", this beast of an album grabs you by the collar, slams you against the wall, and stares deep into your soul!
• Major themes: Death, violence, gore, mutilation, evil, darkness, the occult, blasphemy, anti-religion, misery, etc.
• Tracks: 

1. "Crown Of Horns"
2. "Slit Your Guts"
3. "Graves Of The Fathers"
4. "Dead And Dripping"
5. "Benedictine Convulsions"
6. "Phobophile"
7. "Lichmistress"
8. "Orgiastic Disembowelment"

 Brew Info:

• Brewery: Little Cottage Brewery (Avondale Estates, Georgia)
• Website: https://littlecottagebrewery.com/
• Brew: Haze Ov The Fathers
• Style: Triple India Pale Ale (IPA)
• Serving: 16 ounce can
• ABV: 10.5% 
• Ingredients: Nectaron, Riwaka, Motueka, Whakatū, Phantasm, and Superdelic hops
• Pour: The Haze Ov The Fathers pours a very cloudy, murky, and nearly opaque pale-yellow hue with a bright white, half-finger, frothy head that slowly dissipates to a thin ring with sudsy lacing.
• Nose: The nose is citrusy, tropical, . There are notes of grapefruit rind, freshly sliced pineapple, passionfruit, guava, peach, herbal tea, freshly baked sourdough bread, and a hint of booze.
• Taste: Following the nose, the taste of the Haze Ov The Fathers is citrusy, tropical, grainy, slightly bitter, and slightly boozy.  There are notes of orange pith, grapefruit juice, passionfruit, bright pineapple, dried apricot, light peach, black tea, and a splash of honey and a splash of fermented fruit. 
• Mouthfeel: Full-bodied with moderate carbonation, the mouthfeel of the Haze Ov The Fathers is yet soft, pillowy with a slightly astringent and boozy finish.

Overall pairing:  The bold and intricate flavors and aromas of the Haze Ov The Fathers from Little Cottage Brewery go so great with the infernal aggression and intensity, fiery riffs, brutally growling vocals, and thunderous and insane rhythm section of "None So vile"!  These two ass-kickers were made for one another!  The fiery and aggressive guitar work of Jon Levasseur shines even brighter with the citrusy and tropical notes of the brew, while that hoppy, bitter punch is right in line with the guttural vocals of Lord Worm, and the boozy backbone is great for Flo's insane drumming and Langlois' intricate bass work!  If you love brutal / technical death metal, I highly recommend this fantastic album and this wonderfully tasty brew!  'Nuff said! 

Make sure to check out my interview with Cryptopsy vocalist Matt McGachy here: https://youtu.be/OVxRheCol7s

Cheers and hails!!!

May 24th, 2026 - There's No Escape From the WIENERBRÄU!

 

Hello and happy Sunday craft beer freaks, rockers, and rollers!  The Meista here today pairing Journey's legendary "Escape" albums with a very crushable Fisher WIENERBRÄU from my friends at Fisher Brewing Company!  Hell yeah!  

Album Info:

• Artist: Journey
• Title: "Escape" (stylized as "ESC4P3")
• Recorded: April through June 1981 at Fantasy Studio in Berkeley, California
• Release date: July 17th, 1981 (8th studio album by Journey
• Record company: Columbia Records
• Production: Kevin Elson and Mike Stone
• Album cover art: Stanley Mouse (illustrations) and 
• Personnel: Jonathan Cain (keyboards, rhythm guitars, and backing vocals), Steve Perry (lead vocals), Neal Schon (lead guitar, Roland guitar synthesizer on "Open Arms", and backing vocals), Steve Smith (drums), and Ross Valory (bass and backing vocals)
• Musical style: Hard rock, rock, power pop
• Sound: The 5th highest selling album of 1981 and the band's most successful, the sound on "Escape" is timeless... it transcends generations!
• Major themes and subjects: Positivity, love, loss, relationships, rebellion, life, passion, etc.
• Tracks: 

1. "Don't Stop Believing"
2. "Stone In Love"
3. "Who's Crying Now"
4. "Keep On Runnin'"
5. "Still They Ride"
6. "Escape"
7. "Lay It Down"
8. "Dead Or Alive"
9. "Mother, Father"
10. "Open Arms"

Brew Info:

• Brewery: Fisher Brewing Company (Salt Lake City, Utah) 
• Website: https://fisherbeer.com/
• Brew: WIENERBRÄU
• Style: American Pale Wheat Beer
• Serving: 16 ounce can
• ABV: 5.0%
• Pour: The WIENERBRÄU pours cloudy, pale, straw-colored yellow hue with a frothy, bright white, 1+ finger head with good retention and lots of sudsy lacing.
• Nose: The nose is grainy, malty, and slightly sweet.  There are aromas of crackery biscuit, freshly baked wheat bread, cracked wheat, lemon zest, light grassy hops, and a splash of honey.
• Taste: Well-balanced, the taste of the WIENERBRÄU is malty, grainy, grassy, and slightly sweet.  There are notes of crackery biscuit, cereal grains, lemon zest, light grassy hops, lemongrass, and light honey.
• Mouthfeel: Light to medium-bodied with good carbonation, the mouthfeel is very crisp and smooth with a clean, slightly sweet finish.

Overall pairing: The tasty, crushable character of Fisher's delicious WIENERBRÄU is a perfect beer to crush with the guitar-driven, heavy-duty rock and roll punch that is Journey's classic "Escape"!  'Nuff said! 

Cheers!!