In honor of the spirit of summer I'm reviewing another beer from O'Fallon. You may remember them as the ones who brought you Cherry Chocolate Beer back around Christmas- I sort of consider them the "Willy Wonka of Beer.

Some people out there are trying to convince me that reviewing microbrews is a, shall we say, "less than manly" way to spend my free time. To prove just how effing manly this whole thing is, I'm reviewing a beer with a damn lumberjack right on the label.

Graduation, in turn, means your parents and grandparents and cousins and sisters are all coming down to see you polish off your fourth year of academic excellence. Sadly, this means throwing back Evan Williams with the bros is probably out of the picture. No, we will all be forced to act slightly classy this time, and have to sip wine.

A beer Luke's never tried from a brewery he's never heard of. It's a dark, scary world for our in-house beer drinker. That's why we pay him the big bucks

No,a ginger did not dip his balls into a shot of whiskey and make someone drink it.

Jesus says: "Brew onto others as you would have them brew onto you."

A tiny, goofy bottle: a sign of deliciousness or sucktitiude? Read on, dear reader to see if the beer really is majestic.

Every college student is broke at the end of the school year. In these trying times we turn to the king of Malt Liquor to sate our needs.

In celebration of new management, we sucked down the sleek, dark and handsome bottle of Myers's Jamaican Rum: Original Dark. In the same league of the old "it's oregano!" excuse, the thick, chestnut liquid can easily be mistaken for molasses, and therefore a favorite among teenage pirates.

Did Jew know that this beer is 100% Kosher? Well it is. To find out if it's good like latkes or bad like gelfite, read on.