Like most guys in St. Louis, a haircut is just a thing that must be done or has to be done every once in a while. So, I am off with my wife in South City to get a haircut. After getting a great haircut at Temptor Salon, I decided to waste some time and investigate the area, while my wife gets her hair cut and styled. Where do I go? Well, next door of course.
What I didn't realize while waiting for my wife as she was getting her hair cut, was that right next door was the Perennial Artisan Ales. http://www.perennialbeer.com/. Perennial Artisan Ales started brewing there in September of 2011. They specialize in being a microbrewery and have a tasting room at this location. So, I walk in, look around and start thinking about what to drink.
My stylist, Corey James, suggested that I get and try the Abraxas and so after remembering that, I went with his suggestion.
This beer was nice, heavy and light at the same time. It reminded me of a porter or a chocolate stout. It was thick with chocolate flavor and that hit you first with a dark roasted note. Then, after those you had some small flavors of vanilla or spices. What this reminded me of or a good way to explain this beer, would be as if you sprinkled some cinnamon on a chocolate candy bar and then just started to munch away.
Now, while this is all good, what you should really pay attention to, is that you can drink a beer while you wait. So, if your wife or yourself are in need of a haircut or anything else and you feel like hitting up a beer next door and trying something good, I suggest doing so. There is outside seating and inside as well in their tasting room. So, the next time your wife or girlfriend or friend or you, need a haircut and you would like a drink before or afterwards, quickly, then I suggest going to Temptor Salon http://www.temptorsalon.com/ and then over to Perennial Artisan Ales.
What I didn't realize while waiting for my wife as she was getting her hair cut, was that right next door was the Perennial Artisan Ales. http://www.perennialbeer.com/. Perennial Artisan Ales started brewing there in September of 2011. They specialize in being a microbrewery and have a tasting room at this location. So, I walk in, look around and start thinking about what to drink.
My stylist, Corey James, suggested that I get and try the Abraxas and so after remembering that, I went with his suggestion.
This beer was nice, heavy and light at the same time. It reminded me of a porter or a chocolate stout. It was thick with chocolate flavor and that hit you first with a dark roasted note. Then, after those you had some small flavors of vanilla or spices. What this reminded me of or a good way to explain this beer, would be as if you sprinkled some cinnamon on a chocolate candy bar and then just started to munch away.
Now, while this is all good, what you should really pay attention to, is that you can drink a beer while you wait. So, if your wife or yourself are in need of a haircut or anything else and you feel like hitting up a beer next door and trying something good, I suggest doing so. There is outside seating and inside as well in their tasting room. So, the next time your wife or girlfriend or friend or you, need a haircut and you would like a drink before or afterwards, quickly, then I suggest going to Temptor Salon http://www.temptorsalon.com/ and then over to Perennial Artisan Ales.
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