Troll Toll Beer: Where To Buy And Enjoy It

Troll Toll beer is available from OddSide Ales, Refined Fool Brewing Co., and Stellwagen Beer Company. The beer from OddSide Ales is an American IPA with 5.0% ABV and is available at 41 Washington Ave. Suite 160, Grand Haven, MI 49417. The Troll Toll beer from Refined Fool Brewing Co. is a cream ale with a crisp, light golden color and a fluffy white head. It has a grainy, lightly toasted bread taste with a floral and subtly fruity flavor. The Troll Toll beer from Stellwagen Beer Company is a New England / Hazy IPA brewed with Strata hops, pouring a hazy amber with notes of ripe cantaloupe and zesty juicy citrus.

Troll Toll by Odd Side Ales

You can find Odd Side Ales at 41 Washington Ave. Suite 160, Grand Haven, MI 49417, or check out their website at www.oddsideales.com.

Reviews for Troll Toll by Odd Side Ales are generally positive, with ratings ranging from 3.13 to 4.43 out of 5 stars. People describe the beer as having a "great appearance," a nice aroma, and a pretty nice taste. One reviewer noted that the lactose and session IPA base worked together surprisingly well, resulting in a "pretty good" and "unique" beer.

If you're interested in trying Troll Toll by Odd Side Ales, it's recommended to use a beer finder website or application to locate the nearest retailer or distributor. These sources will provide the most up-to-date and accurate information on where to find this specific craft beer.

Troll Toll availability

Troll Toll beer is available from OddSide Ales, which is based in Grand Haven, Michigan. It is a West Coast-style session IPA with lactose added.

Troll Toll is available to purchase from the OddSide Ales brewery, and also from various other retailers. These include Wolverine Market, Napa Valley Beverage Co, and Binny's store in Bloomingdale, IL. It is also available at Light The Lamp Brewery, PUBLIC Restaurant, and Mount Trashmore.

Reviews for Troll Toll can be found on BeerAdvocate and Untappd. Ratings on BeerAdvocate are generally positive, with scores ranging from 3.13 to 4.43 out of 5. On Untappd, reviews are also mostly positive, with ratings ranging from 3.5 to 4.18 out of 5.

It is worth noting that Troll Toll may not be available at all retailers, and interested buyers may need to check with specific locations to confirm availability.

Troll Toll reviews

Troll Toll beer is available from a few different breweries, including OddSide Ales, Refined Fool Brewing Co., and Lakewood Brewing Company. Here are some reviews for each of the breweries' Troll Toll beer:

OddSide Ales Troll Toll Reviews:

• "Very nice IPA...Pours a great light amber-yellow color with some fluffy white head...Smells of ripe fruit, mango, pineapple, grapefruit, and lemon...Taste follows the nose, good hit of bitter hops with the sweeter malt backbone in the background...I thoroughly enjoyed this one."
• "I picked this up at the Binny's store in Bloomingdale, IL, as part of a build-your-own 6-pack...The beer poured a slightly hazed yellow color with a huge 4-5 finger white head...The beer had a pine hop smell to it along with a good amount of citrusy pineapple...I loved it."
• "I picked up a bottle of Oddside's Troll Toll at The Lager Mill...Poured from a brown 12oz bottle into an IPA glass...It poured a hazy golden color which took on a pale yellow color when held to the light with a slightly creamy white head...The aroma starts off with a typical west coast-style hop aroma with some citrus rind, dank, green hops, and citrus rind-like aromas...Taste seems to be similar to the aroma...On the finish comes the lactose imparting a slight sweet creamy flavor followed by a medium amount of bitterness."

Refined Fool Brewing Co. Troll Toll Reviews:

• "750 ml bottle served cold into a pint glass...Appearance - Slightly hazy but a crisp light golden color permeates...Smell - Don't know if my nostrils are off, but this is slightly skunked...Nonetheless, lots of grainy notes, some light floral aromas mixed and a nice intensity of aromas despite being more subtle in nature...Taste - Initially grainy, lightly toasted bread, transitioning to a floral and subtly fruity flavor with a crisp bit of lemon...Overall - A rather enjoyable cream ale, not a style I generally drink, but this is an above-average example."
• "Great tasting cream ale. Grassy notes nice feel great flavor. Smell of lemon zest. Pours light yellow color. Light finish. Would definitely have another."
• "750 mL bottle picked up fresh from the brewery; served well-chilled...Pours a hazy, pale straw-yellow colour, with one finger of bubbly, white-coloured froth...Very clean, with grainy malts, grassy hops, a faint honey sweetness, and several fruity undertones - apple, grape, pear, and maybe even some apricot...The malt backbone provides a clean, crisp, bready sweetness - lightly grainy, with mild touches of honey and brown sugar sweetness...Grassy hops come through next, with hints of lemon zest and some floral notes...This is a light-bodied, moderately carbonated ale that drinks very nicely."

Lakewood Brewing Company Troll Toll Reviews:

• "Pours an effervescent & chill-hazed amber with 3 fingers of fluffy eggshell-colored head...Super bready, a little grassy with woody & piney hops up front & a little mango, plus some peppery spice...Finishes a little dry, cakey, a little boozy, some woody hops as well...Drinks alright, rough on the edges; had potential."
• "Undated bottle at 42 degrees into hand washed and dried JK snifter...Aroma of caramel malt, fades somewhat...Flavor – caramel malt. 100 of the 116 IBUs are missing...Ends with a slight chalkiness with a long hang time...Fortunately, I like malty ales, since this has morphed from an IPA to nearly a wee heavy."
• "This beer is a straightforward example of how breweries can fail while trying to over-achieve...Classic choices of Amarillo and C hops...I'm not sure, but the beer smells squashy (raw pumpkin/willow bark)...Tastes exactly like it smells. It's drinkable, but not very enjoyable."

Troll Toll brewery location

Troll Toll beer is available from a few different breweries. One of them is OddSide Ales, which is located at 41 Washington Ave. Suite 160, Grand Haven, MI 49417. Troll Toll beer is also available from Refined Fool Brewing Co. and Stellwagen Beer Company. The Grumpy Troll Brewpub in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, also has a beer called Troll Toll, but it is unclear if it is the same beer as the others mentioned.

OddSide Ales is based in Grand Haven, Michigan, and has been brewing beer since at least 2016. They offer a range of beers, including Troll Toll, which is an American IPA with 5.0% ABV. OddSide Ales seems to be well-regarded, with several positive reviews for their Troll Toll beer on BeerAdvocate.com.

Refined Fool Brewing Co. is another brewery that offers a beer called Troll Toll. While I couldn't find the exact location of this brewery, reviews on BeerAdvocate.com suggest that it is based in Canada, with several reviewers from Ontario, Canada, mentioning this brewery.

Stellwagen Beer Company also has a beer called "The Troll Toll Cometh." Unfortunately, I couldn't find the location of this brewery, but reviews suggest that it may be based in the United States.

The Grumpy Troll Brewpub is located in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin and is an award-winning brewery known for its bold and creative ales and lagers brewed on-site. They offer a variety of beers on tap, as well as a menu of pub favorites, pizzas, and regional specialties.

Troll Toll beer type

Troll Toll is a beer produced by Odd Side Ales, a brewery based in Grand Haven, Michigan. It is a West Coast-style Session IPA with lactose added. Troll Toll has an ABV of 5.0%.

Troll Toll has a light amber-yellow colour with a fluffy white head. It has a fruity aroma, with notes of ripe fruit, mango, pineapple, grapefruit, and lemon, as well as malt, pine, and herbal hops. The taste follows the nose, with a good hit of bitter hops and a sweeter malt backbone. It has a smooth and mild mouthfeel with good carbonation.

Troll Toll has received generally positive reviews, with ratings ranging from 3.13 to 4.43 out of 5. Reviewers have described it as a nice-looking beer with a great appearance. Some have noted that it is a unique and memorable beer, with a well-balanced flavour profile.

In addition to Odd Side Ales, there is also a brewery called Refined Fool Brewing Co. that produces a beer called Troll Toll. This beer appears to be a cream ale, though limited information is available about it.

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