Strange Brew - Dr Haze - Double IPA (Ale/Greece)

Yunan Strange Brew's DIPA. Dr. Haze is referred to as the big brother of the Jasmine IPA that I've tasted before. It's a hazy, full-bodied, and fruity beer. I see that many Greek beers, including their names, are influenced by America and they have made very good beers. This is one of them.

Alc (ABV): 8.0%
Score: 8/10

Strange Brew - Jasmine IPA - Flavored IPA (Ale/Greece)

From Strange Brew in Greece comes another beer, Jasmine IPA. Jasmine IPA is a variation of an American East Coast IPA. It contains oat and wheat malt. It had a very nice scent from dry hopping. The taste was not as aromatic as the scent it gave off. It could be described as a soft IPA.

Alc (ABV): 6.2%
Score: 7/10

Strange Brew - Hay Joe - Farmhouse Ale (Greece)

Another Farmhouse Ale from Greece, Hay Joe. Farmhouse Ale is one of the best beers to drink on a hot day. You may say you wouldn't trade it for a cold Pilsner, but you must definitely try this beer. Hay Joe is the second Farmhouse Ale that I decided to drink because of both the heat and the opportunity in Rhodes.
Farmhouse Ale beers are originated from Belgium. They were produced for farmers to drink at the end of a hot day when they were tired and thirsty. It contains barley and wheat malts.
Hay Joe was truly an amazing beer. It provides everything you would expect from a Farmhouse Ale and more. It has a lemony, dry and thirst-quenching taste, while also giving immense pleasure.
If you are wandering around Rhodes on a hot day, make sure to visit @mama_sofiarestaurant and try it.

Alc (ABV): 5.2%
Score: 9/10