Topic Archives: English Milds
Lucky Town Pub Ale Joins Can Launch
Lucky Town Brewing (Jackson, MS) will launch Pub Ale alongside Ballistic Blonde in cans in November, 2014.
Lucky Town Pub Ale is an English-style mild ale, designed to be a flavorful session beer.
Lucky Town Pub Ale was added to our lineup in August 2013 as our first session ale, which offers a lower ABV and great taste that pairs so well with Mississippi outdoor activities.”
Lucky Town Pub Ale will be available in 12oz/6, and draft year round.
Style: English Style Mild Ale
Hops: Columbus
Malts: American 2-Row, Caramel
Availability: Draft (Current) Cans (November, 2014)
3.8% ABV, 17 IBUS
Devils Backbone Brewing Ale of Fergus English Style Mild Ale
Sierra Nevada 342 Dark Mild
Anchor Releases Marks Mild In Magnums
Say that a few times after drinking. Anchor Brewing (San Francisco, CA) just released Mark’s Mild in Magnum bottles. The beer celebrates brewmaster Mark Carpenter’s 41st year at Anchor. Since becoming brewmaster, Mark has been innovating. Brekle’s Brown joined Anchor’s ranks in 2011, followed by the Zymaster Series in 2012.
This summer, the second release in the Zymaster Series hit taps. That’s not enough to commemorate Mark’s hard work right? Starting today, 1.5 liter “magnum” bottles are on sale at Anchor’s taproom. ($29.99).
Flavor? Mark’s Mild is inspired by the British Mild style,lower in alcohol, but high in flavor. This brew has a malty sweetness with hints of chocolate, nuts, caramel and toffee, and a smooth, thirst-quenching finish, proving the notion that beer doesn’t have to be extreme to be interesting.
Congrats to Mark Carpenter for a great 41 years. Here’s to 40 more. [PressRelease]
Pic via: San Francisco Brewers Guild
Anchor Zymaster Series Release #2: Mark’s Mild
Anchor Brewing‘s newest series -The Zymaster Series debuted in February, with California Lager. While the name “zymaster” is made up, the beer is very real. The second release in the series is Mark’s Mild, a British creation. The mild referred to lightly hopped, low strength, low alcohol, fresh beer that was just a few weeks old. The true definition of session beer. The British mild proves that big flavor doesn’t have to be big in booze.
Each release in the series is draft only, with the release fairly limited.Style: Mild
Availability: Draft only
Arrival: TBA
?? ABV
Read More: Anchor’s Zymaster Series
Zymaster n [Gk zyme leaven + master — more at ZYMURGY]
1: a new word coined by Anchor Brewing to describe a brewmaster with hands-on experience throughout the a-to-z process of creating a new beer, from the research and selection of the raw materials and development of a recipe to brewing, fermentation, cellaring, and finishing
2: a unique series of beers from Anchor Brewing, rooted in its exceptional respect for the ancient art and noble traditions of brewing and featuring extraordinary ingredients, innovative techniques, and unusual flavors
Bunker Brewing Co Munjoy Mild
Goose Island’s En Passant Hit Taps
The second release in Goose Island’s Fulton & Wood series is now available. It’s based off a old fashioned cocktail. This English Mild called En Passant will only be brewed once. It is the second installment of the Fulton & Wood series that will only be available in the Chicago area on draft. Brewed by Goose Island’s Joel, Keith, and Claudia, this ale was brewed with lots of rye and blood orange juice. The beer was made to pair well with rye whiskey and thus is low in alcohol content at about 4% ABV. The name, En Passant is French for “in passing” and is also a chess move that can only been used once in a game which matches this one time only brew well.
Style: English Mild
Availability: Released 4/9, Draft only.
4% ABV
