JailHouse Brewing
Jailhouse Brewing’s 1st Barleywine, Release Ratios
More news from Jailhouse Brewing (Hampton, GA). Brewmaster Glen Golden has a barleywine in the tanks, slated to be ready by the end of the year. This is the first barleywine released by the young brewery based in an old jailhouse/courthouse in a small southern town.
Also going forward, Glen is planning on balancing each release with a better ratio of bottles & draft. “On premise and off-premise accounts are of course different. As we grow and evolve, we hope to meet the needs a bit better of those who support Jailhouse.”
The barleywine is expected in December, latest January. It hasn’t been named yet. Also, expect some small batches of barrel aged beers next year.
Jailhouse Insanity Plea Arrives This Week
Jailhouse Brewing’s newest Insanity Plea an American IPA hits tap handles this week. Brewmaster Glen Golden experimented with some some hop combinations – specifically columbus & palisade.
Style: IPA
Availability: Draft only
6.5% ABV
Jailhouse Smokey Wheat Now In Bombers
Jailhouse Brewing’s Smokey Wheat is back, this time in 22oz bomber bottles. This wheat beer features smoked cherrywood malt and wheat, with some earthy hops. The result is a soft, easy drinking wheat style beer, with a hit of smoke in the finish.
Style: Smoke Beer. (more like a wheat beer w/ just a touch of smoke.)
Hops: Sterling
Malts: Pilsen, Wheat, Cherrywood Smoke Malt
Availability: 22oz bombers, Draft. Fall Seasonal.
5% ABV
Jailhouse Misdemeanor Will Soon Be A Usual Suspect
Jailhouse Brewing (Hampton, GA) is working on a new year round-er Misdemeanor. It will be an amber ale, geared more towards the Slammer Wheat drinker.
While the batches are close to production ready, there is still some recipe tweaking to do. It WILL be an easy drinking amber ale with just a twinge of hop bite. According to Chad Baker, Jailhouse wants it to be their “Fat Tire.” Misdemeanor will join “The Usual Suspects” Series, with Slammer Wheat, Mugshot IPA, and Breakout Stout.
Availability: 22oz bombers, & Draft.
Release: November-ish, 2011. Year round offering.
Jailhouse Brewing Witness Protection
Jailhouse Brewing Witness Protection Seasonal Ale.
Style To Be Determined as of 9/23/11
Jailhouse & O’Dempsey’s Team Up In Rare Georgia Collab
2 of the younger Georgia breweries have teamed in a rare Georgia collaboration – Community Service. Service features Jailhouse Brewing (Hampton, GA) and O’Dempsey’s (Atlanta).
The beer is “wee heavy” scotch ale, brewed in celebration of the Georgia Craft Brewers Guild. I have some brew day pics on the way.
Availability: 22oz bottles.
Arrival: October, 2011 (tentative)
9% ABV
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Jailhouse Brewing Starts Barrel Aging
Jailhouse Brewing just made their first foray into barrel aging. Yesterday (at least 2) Old Rip Van Winkle bourbon barrels. Let’s hope it’s Breakout Stout.
