To pick the best beers of 2010, we “quaffed and guzzled” our way through countless bottles and kegs, said Draft. The honorees included long-time classics as well as “rule-bending experimentations.” But here are three that really stood out.
Angel’s Share Grand Cru, The Lost Abbey
This is “one of the most sought-after beers around.” Wood-aging produces “licorice, plum, and molasses” flavors.
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Pursuit of Hoppiness, Grand Teton Brewing Co.
A “stunning balance between malt and hops” makes this a red ale that deserves “a regular place” in every beer fridge.
Monk’s Blood, 21st Amendment Brewery
There’s nothing else like this Belgian dark strong ale, whose “laundry list of ingredients” includes American hops, dried mission figs, and caramelized sugar syrup.
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