The next music inspired beer from Dogfish Head, American Beauty arrives this month. The beer is an imperial pale ale inspired by The Grateful Dead combines American hops and granola. Dead fan (and beer fan) Thomas Butler shared his favorite concert story that lead to Continue Reading →
The 2013 Dogfish Head Dash in a nutshell. Held last Sunday…
If I said a brewery used meteorites in their beer, who would you think of? Dogfish Head would be the first guess for me. Of course, they’ve done it.
In honor of fall, the brewery has launched a very special oktoberfest Continue Reading →
Coming in 2014 is the official hotel for Dogfish Head – The Dogfish Inn. The small, 16 room inn will be located in downtown Lewes, Delaware.
“We’ve already got great excitement from the Department of Tourism, Delaware Economic Development Office and Continue Reading →
Dogfish Head’s new beer brats come in four flavors, and are hitting the northeast. If you are lucky enough to be near one of the nearly 50 retailers selling the brats, summer isn’t over. Plus it’s football season. Get grilling.
Dogfish Head (Milton, DE) has been selling beer brats at the brewery for a while. The demand for them has apparently been pretty high. So much so, that they deserved a little in store marketing.
Now if you are in the Continue Reading →
So Labor Day is upon us, aka the unofficial start of fall.
Dogfish Head Punkin is now officially shipping. First released in 1994.
A full-bodied brown ale with smooth hints of pumpkin and brown sugar. We brew our Punkin Ale with pumpkin meat, Continue Reading →
The next music inspired beer from Dogfish Head, American Beauty arrives this month. The beer is an imperial pale ale inspired by The Grateful Dead combines American hops and granola. Dead fan (and beer fan) Thomas Butler shared his favorite concert story that lead to the granola choice.
Style: IPA (w/ Granola)
Availability: 750 ml bottles
Arrival: October, 2013
9% ABV
The 2013 Dogfish Head Dash in a nutshell. Held last Sunday…
If I said a brewery used meteorites in their beer, who would you think of? Dogfish Head would be the first guess for me. Of course, they’ve done it.
In honor of fall, the brewery has launched a very special oktoberfest beer brewed with lunar meteorites. Yes, meteorites.
Dogfish teamed up with NASA space suit makers ILC Dover to find and use the obviously rare ingredient. The rocks were crushed fine and added to the brew. It is said this mineral and salt based rock gives the festbier an added earthiness.
The out of this world fun doesn’t stop there. The beer is also served with koozies made from spacesuit material. Have you ever used a beer koozie made out of Kevlar, Mylar and Orhofabric? It literally can withstand temperatures of +250/-250F, micrometeoroid traveling at 10 miles per second, solar radiation and the vacuum of space. Holy. Freaking.Crap.
The beer is a brewpub exclusive. So space/beer nerds get your Big Bang Theory loving butt to Delaware. May the Force Be With You. Live Long and Prosper. This is one small beer for man, one giant beer burp for mankind.
Style: Oktoberfest (w/ Lunar Meteorites)
Availability: Draft only
5% ABV and 25 IBUs
Coming in 2014 is the official hotel for Dogfish Head – The Dogfish Inn. The small, 16 room inn will be located in downtown Lewes, Delaware.
“We’ve already got great excitement from the Department of Tourism, Delaware Economic Development Office and the Governor’s Office for this project,” says Dogfish Founder and President Sam Calagione. “And we’re excited to work with the local agencies as well because we’re very confident that this motel will bring a lot more business not just to Dogfish but to the other local retailers and restaurateurs in Delaware.”
The inn overlooks the harbor in Lewes. It’s not far from the distillery, brewpub and production facility. Brooklyn, New York Studio Tack and Magnolia, Delaware based Lighthouse Construction are in charge of the buildout.
Dogfish Head’s new beer brats come in four flavors, and are hitting the northeast. If you are lucky enough to be near one of the nearly 50 retailers selling the brats, summer isn’t over. Plus it’s football season. Get grilling.
Dogfish Head (Milton, DE) has been selling beer brats at the brewery for a while. The demand for them has apparently been pretty high. So much so, that they deserved a little in store marketing.
Now if you are in the northeast, you can take these beer meets meat infusions home. There are four brats -Spicy Espresso, Greek Feta, Heirloom Italian and the classic Bratwurst. Available at more than 50 retailers including Kings Food Markets, Balducci’s, Food Bazaar and Murphys Markets.
So Labor Day is upon us, aka the unofficial start of fall.
Dogfish Head Punkin is now officially shipping. First released in 1994.
A full-bodied brown ale with smooth hints of pumpkin and brown sugar. We brew our Punkin Ale with pumpkin meat, organic brown sugar and spices. This is the perfect beer to warm-up with, as the season cools.
Style: Pumpkin (w/ Brown Sugar, Nutmeg, Allspice, Cinnamon)
Availability: 12oz bottles, Draft
Distribution: AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, FL, GA, IL, KY, MA, MD, ME, MI, NC, NH, NJ, NV, NY, OH, OR, PA, SC, TX, VA, VT, WA
7% ABV, 28 IBUs
The beer is named for the famous “Punkin Chunkin” that takes place on Thanksgiving night. Basically, it’s how far can you shoot a pumpkin. Engineering at it’s finest. Check the video below.
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