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First Look: Jailhouse Dead Man Walking
Jailhouse Brewing (Hampton, GA) will launch their first dopplebock this October. The brewery started the first batches of this brew last week. Brewmaster Glen Golden describes this big beer:
Keeping it traditional. Complex and balanced is the goal. [Dead Man Walking] a good beer for Halloween.
Look for in 22 oz bombers, and draft in October, 2012. (For those in Atlanta, look for a launch party at Cypress Street)
Style: Doppelbock
10.5% ABV
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Jailhouse Brews Dead Man Walking This Week
Jailhouse Brewing (Hampton, GA) starts brewing a newbie this week – Dead Man Walking. It’s a dopplebock, releasing in October, 2012. Brewmaster Glenn Golden: Keeping it traditional. Complex and balanced is the goal. [Dead Man Walking] a good beer for Halloween.
8+% ABV
Jailhouse Debuts Prison Camp Pils
Last evening, Jailhouse Brewing (Hampton, GA) released their 14th beer, Prison Camp Pils. Brewery founder and brewmaster Glenn Golden stepped aside and let the employees brew this release – part of the Inmate Hooch Series. The employees took the brewhouse to create an easy drinking, hot weather brew as Atlanta temperatures look to hit 100 degrees this week.
Pic: Andrea Janise for AleSharpton.com
The entire jailhouse staff and its fans hit Taco Mac Metropolis to celebrate the release. The story of Pils goes a little something like this – “While the Warden was out on the links, the inmates broke out of their cells and into the brew house. They framed up a recipe for an American Pilsner: crisp, clean and inviting.” Above: BSJ, Ale Sharpton and the Jailhouse inmates.
The result? A damn drinkable pilsner (especially for summer.) Really, clean & crisp. Not easy to stop drinking once you start.
Style: Pilsner
Availability: 22oz bombers, Draft.
5.5% ABV, 25 IBUS
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Members Of The Georgia Brewers Guild Create Beer Collaborations
Unofficially, the members of the Georgia Craft Brewers Guild are collaborating. Late July/August should see the first in a series of collaborative brews by members of the guild.
Some initial information (still waiting on 100% confirmation, subject to change):
Jailhouse’s Glen Golden is brewing at Cannon Brewpub in Columbus, GA
Terrapin’s Spike & John Pinkerton are working on a brew at Moon River in Savannah, GA
O’Dempsey’s is collaborating at Max Lager’s in Atlanta, GA
There are more in the works, each set to debut later this summer. The members of the Georgia Brewers Guild include –
Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant, Buckhead-Atlanta
Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant, Midtown-Atlanta
Jail House Brewing Company, Hampton
Red Brick Brewing Company, Atlanta
Max Lagers Wood-Fired Grill & Brewery, Atlanta
Moon River Brewing Company, Savannah
O’Dempsey’s, Atlanta
Sweet Water Brewing Company, Atlanta
Terrapin Beer Company, Athens
The Cannon Brewpub, Columbus
Twain’s Billiard and Tap, Decatur
More to follow…
Jailhouse Prison Camp Pils Kicks Off Inmate Hooch Series
Without sounding biased, Jailhouse Brewing has some of the most creative labels I’ve seen lately. The brewery is quite literally based in an old jailhouse/courthouse in Hampton, Georgia, just south of the city of Atlanta. It’s as small town south as you can get. This summer, brewmaster Glen Golden and the jailhouse crew will release Prison Camp Pils, a new beer and new style for them.
Operating in an old jailhouse (and calling yourself Jailhouse) is pretty much a beer name goldmine. Each beer falls into unique “jail” themed series – like Solitary Confinement, Witness Protection (you never see bottles), Trustees Series, etc. Pils is part of the “Inmate Hooch” series. I promise you, this isn’t made in a toilet. Start looking this one late June, early July 2012.
Style: Pilsner
Availability: 22oz bombers, Draft
5.5% ABV
Jailhouse just got a new inmate. Follow @JailhouseInmate for more brewery info…
Jailhouse Bottling Misdemeanor
Jailhouse Brewing is in the process of bottling Misdemeanor Ale. As reported back in November, JH has been pushing this into year round status. Misdemeanor is already available on draft. This amber ale is an easy drinking one, with a touch hop bite. The brewery is hoping Misdemeanor Ale will be their “Fat Tire.” The beer joins “The Usual Suspects” series, with Slammer Wheat, Mugshot IPA, and Breakout Stout.
Style: Amber Ale
Availability: Draft, and 22oz bombers (soon). Year round.
5.5 % ABV (note: 5.5% IS the correct ABV)
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