Bell’s Hopslam is 14 days away. The extremely popular imperial IPA is already in the bottle and returns on January 15th.
If you don’t know what Hopslam is, let’s recap real quick. Michigan based Bell’s Brewery has an imperial IPA brewed Continue Reading →
In March, 2014, Bell’s will be available in north central Pennsylvania.
Durdach Brothers Inc. will distribute the lineup to Bradford, Cameron, Clinton, Columbia, Lycoming, McKean, Montour, Northumberland, Potter, Snyder, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Tioga, Union and Wyoming counties.
“This new partnership fills in a Continue Reading →
Upper Hand Brewery – a division of Bell’s Brewery, Inc. -has officially broken ground in Escanaba, Michigan.
The new brewery build will cost an estimated $1.3 million. Iron Mountain based Gundlach Champion, Inc. has been selected to build the 11,500 square foot Continue Reading →
Bell’s Best Brown Ale will arrive after Labor Day this year. For 2013, the iconic fall offering has received a little artwork tweak. Brown will be available in 12oz bottles, and draft, and mini kegs.
A smooth, toasty brown ale, Best Brown Continue Reading →
Love Bell’s Brewing Oberon? Love bourbon barrel beer? Prepare to have your mind blown. Bell’s unleashed a bourbon barrel aged version of the summer staple Oberon today, dubbing it Uberon. It’s okay to drool. This beer will only be available Continue Reading →
Each year, Bell’s Brewery (Kalamazoo, MI) changes the artwork each year on the 1.32 gallon keg cans. They really are works of art. This fall, all the temperatures start to drop, and the leaves turn, this predator will be starting Continue Reading →
Bell’s Hopslam is 14 days away. The extremely popular imperial IPA is already in the bottle and returns on January 15th.
If you don’t know what Hopslam is, let’s recap real quick. Michigan based Bell’s Brewery has an imperial IPA brewed with honey that is pretty much crack to hoplovers. Each year, the release causes as much panic (people buying it in bulk) as it does palate happiness.
Bell’s Hopslam is available in 12oz bottles, Mini-kegs, and draft.
Style: Imperial IPA (w/ Honey)
10% ABV
In March, 2014, Bell’s will be available in north central Pennsylvania.
Durdach Brothers Inc. will distribute the lineup to Bradford, Cameron, Clinton, Columbia, Lycoming, McKean, Montour, Northumberland, Potter, Snyder, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Tioga, Union and Wyoming counties.
“This new partnership fills in a large portion of the state of Pennsylvania and we are thrilled to be able to offer our beer to fans in these additional counties,” said Laura Bell, Bell’s Vice President.
This announcement comes on the heels of the addition of New York City in February, 2014.
Upper Hand Brewery – a division of Bell’s Brewery, Inc. -has officially broken ground in Escanaba, Michigan.
The new brewery build will cost an estimated $1.3 million. Iron Mountain based Gundlach Champion, Inc. has been selected to build the 11,500 square foot facility.
“The Upper Peninsula has always had a special place in my heart. And Escanaba has all the resources anyone opening a business would want to have. We look forward to being a part of the Escanaba and Delta County business community” said Larry Bell, president and founder of Bell’s.
Upper Hand will initially hire five full time employees. The beer will be distributed across Michigan’s upper peninsula, and a few Northern states. The brewery should be operational in late 2014.
More: A pic of the build site
Bell’s Best Brown Ale will arrive after Labor Day this year. For 2013, the iconic fall offering has received a little artwork tweak. Brown will be available in 12oz bottles, and draft, and mini kegs.
A smooth, toasty brown ale, Best Brown Ale is a mainstay in our fall & winter lineup. With hints of caramel and cocoa, the malt body has the depth to stand up to cool weather, but does not come across as heavy. This balancing act is aided by the generous use of American hops.
Style: Brown Ale
5.8% ABV
Love Bell’s Brewing Oberon? Love bourbon barrel beer? Prepare to have your mind blown. Bell’s unleashed a bourbon barrel aged version of the summer staple Oberon today, dubbing it Uberon. It’s okay to drool. This beer will only be available in their Eccentric Cafe as well as some special events and festivals.
Style: American Pale Wheat Ale (aged in bourbon barrels)
Availability: Limited Edition Draft Only
6.7% ABV
Each year, Bell’s Brewery (Kalamazoo, MI) changes the artwork each year on the 1.32 gallon keg cans. They really are works of art. This fall, all the temperatures start to drop, and the leaves turn, this predator will be starting at you from your fridge.
Style: Brown Ale
Availability: Fall/Winter, Seasonally.
5.8% ABV
