I didn't realize that Sierra Nevada made a
Bigfoot Barleywine-style Ale. I'll have to try to get some and try it. One reviewer on
Beer Advocate says this of it:
This beer warms the gullet and obliterates the taste buds. I have had some bitter beers in my experience, but this one blows them all away. Sounds like an imposing beer, which I suppose is appropriate for a beer named after Bigfoot. So I'm now aware of Bigfoot Ale,
Loch Ness Monster Ale, and
Crop Circle Beer. But there's no Chupacabra Beer, as far as I know. Nor Jackalope Beer. This is an obvious oversight on the part of the beer industry.
Comments
http://www.ratebeer.com/Beer/great-divide-yeti-imperial-stout-(maverick-imp.-stout)/25082/
http://ratebeer.com/Beer/u.s.-border-el-chupacabras-bock/15834/
and Sweetwater Tavern in Falls Church, Virginia has a Jackalope Canyon:
http://ratebeer.com/Beer/sweetwater-tavern-jackalope-canyon-ale/3763/
It seems the craftbrewers do like the mythical creatures.
It's good. Malty, not super special, but a solid drinkable brew.
http://www.cancunbrewery.com/our_brews.htm