This is one of our favorite IPAs. The Stone Cali-Belgique IPA Review is fairly light and mild for a Stone IPA. It does have the piney undertone, however, it is not quite as sharp and formidable as Pliney the Elder or a Stone IPA. This beer even tastes a tiny bit fruity, which is welcomed.
Quick Facts about Stone Cali-Belgique IPA Review
FIRST RELEASE DATE:
August 2008
HOP VARIETY:
Columbus, Chinook & Centennial
STATS:
ALC/VOL 6.9%, 77 IBUs
AVAILABILITY:
22oz Bottles & Draft
This beer is one of the best in the Stone IPA family. We suggest you try it! And really think you will love it. If you have tried this beer please leave your own rating and review below.
If you are looking for a good place to get a beer in Boston, Red Bones Barbeque is where it is at. Located in Davis Square, next to Tuffs University, Red Bones has an excellent selection of beers ranging from basic and light to dark and ominous. 
This is a fine question to ask. Those who are fond of wine often pair wine with cheeses, meets and so forth. Wine embellishes the food and vise versa, this is called pairing. Here at Hangover School we are also fond of pairing, however, the kind pairing we suggest with beer, is not with food (although at least one meal a day should be accompanied by a beer), but instead with seasons.
, in the late fall and winter it is just the opposite. Stouts and Porters are what you all should be aiming for (especially if you live in a colder climate). 
Hangover School has been a fan of Pliney the Elder for some time now. Made by Russian River Brewing Company, based in Santa Rosa California, this is one beer you’ve got to try.