Some more info about the Sierra Nevada, Lost Abbey, Allagash, Avery, Dogfish Head collaboration…
– The beer will feature ingredients from each of the breweries regions.
– According to Sierra communications guru Bill Manley, this still to be Continue Reading →
Avery Brewing announced today a date for the 2nd Annual Boulder SourFest – June 11th, 2011. Kicks of a 12 noon -5 pm. The fest will feature 60+ rare beers from around the United States.
Avery Brewing (Boulder, CO) has a very successful and very rare. Only 248 cases produced. Release date – Friday, 2/25/11.
Experimentation.
Ales and lagers that defy styles or categories. This is what we are about: our driving force, our passion. To further facilitate this innovative spirit, we’ve developed our Barrel-Aged Series where anything, and we mean ANYTHING, goes! Brewed for those as adventurous as we are!
Flavor Profile:
Aged for eighteen months in fresh Cabernet Sauvignon wine barrels, Dihos Dactylion features a primary fermentation using a proprietary blend of saison yeasts, a secondary fermentation of our house brettanomyces wild yeast strain, along with lactobacillus and pediococcus bacteria added to sour things up. Dihos Dactylion bursts with aggressive aromas of red wine and a touch of brett; delightfully sour to the taste, initial lactic acid flavors hit high in the cheekbones before transitioning to complex layers of soft fruit, oaky-tannins and red wine.
Tonight’s Beer Geek Tuesday at Cypress Street continues the Oktoberfest tappings with 2 more for the season. Avery’s “The Kaiser” and Red Brick’s “Oktobeerfest”. (Click the beers for more info.) Also, Cypress is giving you a shot at a Continue Reading →
It’s marzen season. Fall is technically here, and thus it’s malty lagers follow with it. There is an oktoberfest/marzen beer that is a stands out each year. It’s a big one, which is nothing new to Avery Continue Reading →
Just released by Avery Brewing (Boulder, Co) is their 17th Anniversary brew. Last year for their 16th, was a saison. This year is a dry hopped black lager.
This edition emphasizes noble German hops with a dark malt profile. It’s comparable Continue Reading →