Arriving from it’s home in Portsmouth, New Hampshire it’s the brewery’s newest seasonal – Smuttynose Pumpkin. According to their press release, it was contract brewed by Matt Brewing Company (brewers … Read the rest
Another fall lager for ya! Rogue Maierfest makes it’s seasonal return from Newport, Oregon. Maierfest derives it’s name from Rogue brewmaster John Maier. He writes -
“Over the years, the … Read the rest
It’s that time of year for fall lagers to start heading our way. Pumpkin beers are shipping ,and now marzens. The first of a few of these fall styles … Read the rest
It’s the time of the season where summer beers are still in full fashion and fall ales start to make their fall appearance. The first pumpkin beer of the season … Read the rest
Sweetwater’s Motorboat, part of the breweries seasonal “Catch & Release” series is back. Motorboat is an ESB or Extra Special Bitter. An ESB is a fairly broad English term for … Read the rest
Lagunitas Brewing’s 13th anniversary was a big hit when it was first brewed. Now it is brewed once a year in June. Lucky 13 is a red ale, with a … Read the rest
Back with a spiffy new label – it’s Sierra Nevada’s Southern Hemisphere Fresh Hop Ale! Southern Hemisphere is an American pale ale that uses fresh hops from New Zealand.
Sierra … Read the rest
Released each April by Jolly Pumpkin Brewing (Dexter, MI) is E.S. Bam. Bam is a farmhouse ale with a big hop bill, and like other Jolly Pumpkin offerings is unpasteurized … Read the rest
Chocolate Yeti! Chocolate Yeti! Chocolate Yeti! With much excitement, Great Divide Chocolate Oak Aged Yeti has returned! It’s been too long since this Yeti has visited.
Chocolate Oak Aged Yeti … Read the rest
Smuttynose Brewing’s (Portsmouth, NH) summer seasonal is back on shelves. Summer Weizen, an American wheat ale follows Smuttynose winter ale.
Summer Weizen as described by the brewery -
“Light, tasty … Read the rest
This full bodied “light” offering from New Belgium took it’s time getting to Atlanta. Skinny Dip is an American Blonde Ale, which is both light and drinkable. You don’t see … Read the rest
Immort Ale is a part of Dogfish Head’s occasional rarities collection. (Milton, DE) Immort Ale is an American Strong Ale.
Immort was first brewed at the Dogfish Brewpub in 1995, first … Read the rest
Michigan sour cherries are quickly making a name for themselves in beer. The cherry flavor and sour notes make them blend very well in beer. There are a few beers … Read the rest
Sorry the updates have been a bit slow. I’ve been helping with Atlanta Beer Week… (May 16th-22nd, 2010!) Big News!
It’s coming back!!! The beer that (in some opinions) launched … Read the rest
Returning from a 2 year absence – it’s Left Hand’s Double Sawtooth Ale, now dubbed Chainsaw Ale. Chainsaw Ale is a bigger, bolder version of their year round ESB release. Chainsaw … Read the rest
A couple of days late on this, but the most recent brew from Sweetwater’s “Catch & Release” series – Road Trip has returned! Road Trip is classified as a German … Read the rest
Not even a year later and Bell’s Oberon has quickly become a favorite in Atlanta. This summer seasonal by Bell’s brewing is back on the shelves just in time for … Read the rest
If you are a fan of oaky IPAs, then this is your beer. Burton Baton is an occasional brew by Dogfish Head Brewery (Milton, Delaware) first brewed about 7 years … Read the rest
Dogfish Head Brewing’s most popular seasonal is back on the shelves and drinking QUITE nicely. Aprihop is this tasty beer I speak of. Aprihop is an American IPA with a … Read the rest
Here is a brew that challenges your accepted notion of beer. For most, beer is served cold in a glass or even out of the bottle. Acceptable for most beers … Read the rest
