Lost Abbey
Port/Lost Abbey Distribute to Pittsburgh
Port Brewing and The Lost Abbey have signed with distributor Wilson-McGinley to cover the Pittsburgh market. The brewery will hit the ground in the steel city in November, 2014.
“We certainly did our homework and due diligence to find the right wholesaler partner to represent our brands in the Western PA region” Said Brian Sauls, National Sales Manager for Port Brewing and The Lost Abbey. “We feel Wilson-McGinley represents the same core values as Lost Abbey / Port Brewing and that contagious passion and enthusiasm for great craft beer, shared with our current amazing group of distributors, makes this a partnership we are looking forward to”
The market will get a the full Port Brewing/Lost Abbey core and seasonals.
Fire Forces Stone Brewing Co. To Evacuate
Fires threaten Stone Brewing Co. in Escondido, California. The brewery announced on Twitter they would be evacuating their home base ahead of the threat.
The AP reports at least nine blazes in the San Diego area, that have destroyed more than 10,000 acres and forced out 125,000 residents. The cause of the fires has not yet been determined.
Lost Abbey (San Marcos, CA) has closed the tap room to tastings, but have not announced evacuating their brewery.
Obviously, there are more breweries, and more importantly, peoples lives and homes in the way the fire.
All the best to everyone in the path. Hopefully everyone can get back to beer brewing and beer drinking too.
Pic via Stone Brewing Co.
Lost Abbey Carnevale Returns with Masked Party
The Lost Abbey (San Marcos, CA) will release a new round of Carnevale on February 22nd, 2014. The saison ale is brewed in celebration of Lent and Easter.
….Carnevale is light bodied Saison, using Brettanomyces along with Amirillo and Simcoe hops to generate flavor and depth. Carnevale’s complexity grows with time. The citrus notes tend to wane and the wild yeast rears its wonderfully tasting head.
In true Lost Abbey fashion, the brewery will host a masked ball on release day. Admission is free if you wear a mask.
Style: Saison
Availability: 750ml Bottles, Corked & Caged. Spring seasonal.
Seasonal Return: February 22, 2014
6.5% ABV
Maui Brewing Collaborates with Lost Abbey
Meet Lemongrass Saison, Maui Brewing’s collaboration with Lost Abbey using 150 lbs of 100% local Maui raised lemongrass. Around 500 barrels were produced and all of Maui’s distribution area should be seeing it in cans and maybe even on draft. According to Maui, the beer pairs well with “chilling outdoors with friends,” which of course is the best pairing of all.
Style: Saison (w/Lemongrass)
Availability: 12 oz cans, Draft
Arrival: Coming Soon
5.5% ABV
Goodbye Pope, Hello Lost Abbey Sede Vacante
In celebration of the Papal Vacancy The Lost Abbey has a new creation to launch. Sede Vacante Ale (Latin for vacant seat) is a blend of barleywine aged in cognac barrels and Angel’s Share aged in brandy barrels. The creation of the beer is veiled in complete secrecy with the recipe being burned upon completion.
“It’s not very often we get to fete the arrival of a new Pontiff. We felt this was an exceptional event worthy of a new release from our Lost Abbey Barrel Program.”
This will be an extremely rare release with an estimated 100 cases available. Starting March 23rd at 10am bottles will be available at the brewery on a first-come-first-served basis at $35 per 750 mL bottle.
Style: Barleywine (Barrel Aged)
Arrival: March 23, 2013
Availability: 750 mL bottles
15% ABV
Lost Abbey First Super Bowl Commerical [VIDEO]
“Each year, the biggest breweries in the world spend ungodly amounts of money to convince consumers their brand is the best. Our brewers spend their time and money concerning themselves with producing incredibly flavorful beers that really don’t pair with Nachos and Chicken Wings.”
You gotta love beer drinking nuns.
This Is The Meat Eating Team Behind Lost Abbey
Get to know the jerky eating team behind The Lost Abbey (San Marcos, CA).
