Video Beer Review: Cisco Brewers Monomy Kriek 2015 ~ The Wine Stalker

Sunday, June 26, 2016

Video Beer Review: Cisco Brewers Monomy Kriek 2015

By Joey Casco CSW/CSS June 26, 2016 4 comments

Sometimes opening a beer and video taping it is fun, and that's what I did here. Cisco Brewers is local to my place of residence and I'm drinking one of their beers that they aged in Syrah barrels from Nantucket Vineyards. Watch the video: https://youtu.be/WJ2Yl_wBxh8

https://youtu.be/WJ2Yl_wBxh8

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