Beereview: Keegan Ales: Mother’s Milk
A Tale of Two Brewers | August 25th, 2010
All I can say is this is a very good stout. It’s well crafted and pleasing to drink. It’d go well with a steak, or something salty and savory. Well done Keegan Ales!
Fine Old Capital Beers
Catskill Mountain Guide | August 1st, 2010
Upon entering the Tap Room (part bar, part community hang out) at Keegan Ales, I could not help but pick up on a true community vibe. There is nothing forced or artificial about Tommy’s commitment to the local community, just like his beer.
Where everybody knows your name
Chronogram | January 27th, 2010
99 percent of what they make is their three well-loved brands, which neatly trisect the spectrum into yellow, red, and black. Old Capital, their golden ale, is a good choice for those who fear opacity in their beverages but who want a far more yeasty complexity than mass-market brands.
Keegan Ales Joe-Mama’s Milk Stout
New York Cork Report | July 14th, 2009
This is a really, really well-made beer as the coffee blends nicely with the rest of the beer. Beer fans who do not drink coffee may be turned off by this beer but I really enjoyed it. The depth and complexity are amazing and the beer is extremely well balanced.
Make it a Hurricane before I go insane
Chad'z Beer Reviews | February 26th, 2009
Hurricane Kitty, true to its namesake, packs a punch to the palate and then some. It has a rough mouthfeel and finishes a little coarse. A seasoned IPA drinker like me might not notice its edge, but I have a feeling anyone else will. But I wouldn’t really hold it against the beer since it’s expected.
Stouts: Three Stouts From Three Continents
Beer Blog | September 21st, 2006
A notch darker and another notch fuller under dark cream foam and rim. This is a smokey, coffee and chocolate stout with not a lot of lactose if the name was to indicate a milk stout…which it is.
Cheers! Beer festival returns to Hunter
The Daily Freeman | April 28th, 2006
Without question, Tap New York is bigger than ever in this, its ninth year. More than 30 New York State brewers are represented, including Kingston’s own Keegan Ales and experts from the Hyde Park Brewing Company and the Gilded Otter of New Paltz.
Tony Levin Band / Jim Weider Band 9/01/2005
Glide Magazine | October 14th, 2005
Keegan Ales celebrated their second year of brewing fine ale by hosting a concert with two exceptional bands, in of all places, right in the brewery.