Category: Features

Posted on: May 11, 2014 Posted by: James McQuiston Comments: 2

Southern Tier’s Goat Boy Review

Weizenbock beers are a different style than what many breweries are currently promoting, and I feel that Southern Tier really puts their best foot forward with their 7.5% entry, Goat Boy.

Posted on: May 10, 2014 Posted by: James McQuiston Comments: 1

Saison-Brett 2014 Review

Saison-Brett 2014 is one of the most interesting and unique efforts that we have had the chance to review at NeuFutur. While it seems like a large subset of breweries are coming out with a saison or a farmhouse ale style for spring, Boulevard’s Saison-Brett is miles more complex and intricate of an experience. 2014’s Saison-Brett pours with a long-lasting white head and a hazy yellow-bronze color, yielding grassy, floral,…

Posted on: May 10, 2014 Posted by: James McQuiston Comments: 0

The Bruery Sour in the Rye 2014 Edition Review

Sweet and without much a tart bite, The Bruery’s Sour in the Rye pours with a dark and dirty coloration. The effort’s head is substantial and slowly retreats. Sour in the Rye possesses a nose that focuses on citrus and bread / yeast, while the initial sip provides imbibers with funky, fruity, and barnyard notes.

Posted on: May 8, 2014 Posted by: James McQuiston Comments: 0

A Traveler CD Review

A Traveler is a tremendously emotional and touching composition that links together the singer-songwriter tradition with emotive rock and alternative styles. A smart production ensures that listeners will be able to pick out the vocals, drums, or horns and be able to wholly enjoy what is being laid down.

Posted on: May 6, 2014 Posted by: James McQuiston Comments: 1

Amy Rose Interview

Hello, Amy. Can you briefly introduce yourself and your music? Amy: Absolutely!!! My name is Amy Rose, singer/songwriter from Barrie, Ontario CANADA…

Posted on: May 5, 2014 Posted by: James McQuiston Comments: 0

Plum Island Belgian White

Plum Island is a tremendous beer for warm days, possessing a considerable lightness that makes it tremendously to pick up and quaff. The beer pours with a rapidly-dissipating white head, and a considerable effervescence. Grainy elements are present, representing the perfect palette for floral, coriander, and spicy elements to be shown.

Posted on: May 5, 2014 Posted by: James McQuiston Comments: 1

Southern Tier Live Review

Live is a bottle conditioned pale ale, which utilizes 4 varieties of hops and 4 types of malts. There are substantial sweet and malty elements, while the hop notes become more prevalent as one continues to drink Live. The beer pours with no head and a very pale yellow to light copper color.

Posted on: May 3, 2014 Posted by: James McQuiston Comments: 0

Glimmerglass Review

  Glimmerglass is the latest seasonal release by Ommegang Brewery. It pours with a very pale yellow color, possesses a substantive white head, and has a sweet, fruity nose. The beer opens up to provide imbibers with a more peppery and citrus fruit flavor, while inserting a small amount of bitterness at the end of each taste.

Posted on: May 3, 2014 Posted by: James McQuiston Comments: 0

Bam Noire Review

Jolly Pumpkin’s Bam Noire is a beer that looks to expand imbibers’ minds regarding the farmhouse ale style. The effort pours with a reddish-brown color, yielding a decently robust off-white / tannish head.

Posted on: May 3, 2014 Posted by: James McQuiston Comments: 0

Michael Blaney Interview

Can you briefly introduce yourself to our readers at NeuFutur? My name is Michael Blaney I’m a singer/songwriter – author – screenwriter – blogger and my one business partner Chris Purvis is also singer/songwriter – author – screenwriter – blogger, and we are repped by my longtime manager Michael Meltzer and Entertainment attorney Jay Kenoff.