Monday Night Brewing
Monday Night Darker Subject Matter – a summer thriller
Monday Night Darker Subject Matter, a bourbon-barrel-aged edition of the brewery’s Dark Subject Matter, debuts today.
Back in March of this year, in a sea of pastry stout releases all over the United States in the dead of winter, the Atlanta based brewery bucked the national trend a bit. A big, rich, completely adjunct-free imperial stout known as Dark Subject Matter emerged. It was absolutely perfect winter beer – chocolatey, fudgy, thick as hell and silky smooth.
Debuting today (and less perfect for the summer heat) is the barrel-aged version of this imperial stout – Darker Subject Matter. This 13.5% alcohol by volume imperial stout with a murdery vibe is every damn bit that big beer we fell in love with in the winter, now with an oaky, vanilla bourbon overtone. The side of the can says HEAVIER THICKER OAK. Monday Night means it.
Go ahead and slam this beast by the pool or at the beach and definitely on an empty stomach after running a few miles. It’s always good to remind yourself that your bad decisions aren’t always behind you.
Either way, Monday Night Darker Subject Matter is a real treat, hot weather or no hot weather. Available at the brewery starting at 4 pm today in 16-ounce cans and draft.
Style: Imperial Stout (Barrel-Aged. Bourbon.)
Availability: 16oz Cans, Draft. Limited Release.
Debut: 7/26/19
13.5% ABV
PIC: Beer Street Journal
Monday Night Table of Contents
Monday Night Table of Contents
Hop Hut release: Monday Night Desk Jockey Double IPA
Monday Night Desk Jockey Double IPA will be available at the the West Side Atlanta location on Friday, July 12th.
The brewery describes this release as “Citrus and pine notes on the nose. Resinous and a touch dank, and finishing with a touch of hop bitterness.”
MONDAY NIGHT BREWING TO BUILD IN BIRMINGHAM
Desk Jockey will be available at starting at 4pm at Monday Night Brewing’s original Trabert Avenue location only, in 16-ounce cans and draft.
Style: Imperial IPA
Availability: 16oz Cans, Draft.
Debut: 7/12/19
?? ABV
Monday Night Brewing to open Birmingham brewpub
Atlanta based Monday Night Brewing has revealed plans to open a 3rd location, this time in Birmingham, Alabama.
The brewery will take up 10,000 square feet in Third & Urban’s Denham Building, a mixed-use project in Birmingham’s Parkside District. The build will have 30 taps, with beers from the “Hop Hut Series” from their Midtown location, and wild and sour ales from The Garage, Monday Night’s wild facility in Atlanta’s West End.
The brewpub will have a brewhouse, which hasn’t been finalized according to co-founder Jonathan Baker. “We’re still pricing it out,” he tells Beer Street Journal.
“We feel strongly about having a presence in Alabama. This was the first state Monday Night Brewing expanded to outside of Georgia, and our beer has been really well received, There’s so much energy in Birmingham right now. We jumped at the chance to partner with another innovative company in Third & Urban to expand to an awesome Southeastern city near and dear to our hearts.” – Jeff Heck, CEO
The new location is within walking distance to Railroad Park, Regions Field, and a variety of bars and nightlife.
Expect Monday Night beers, wine, cocktails and “simple, sharable food” built for beer pairings.
The build is expected to be completed by the end of Q1, 2020.
Monday Night Private Island
Monday Night Private Island
Taproom favorite Monday Night Slushee Fund debuts in cans
Monday Night Slushee Fund debuts at the brewery this weekend.
The latest from the Atlanta-based brewery is a gose, brewed with sweet cherries, fresh lime peel, and a touch of sea salt. It’s been available in the taproom on draft in the past.
16-ounce cans of Slushee Fund will be available at Monday Night’s Trabert Avenue location starting March 29th.
Style: Gose (w/ Lime Zest. Cherries. Sea Salt.)
Availability: 16oz Cans, Draft.
Debut: 3/29/19
5% ABV
Monday Night Dark Subject Matter
Monday Night Dark Subject Matter
Style: Imperial Stout
Availability: 16oz Cans, Draft.
Debut: March 2019
PIC: Beer Street Journal
