Flying Dog Brewing
Tomorrow, February 12th, Flying Dog (Frederick, MD) will release Green Tea Imperial Stout. This marks the second Brewhouse Rarities release in 2013. For the most part, Brewhouse Rarities are draft only releases, with a smattering of releases slated for bottles. Continue Reading →
The Monday morning hangover. Baltimore Ravens take the trophy and and the glory. In the beer world, a bet was made between Anchor Brewing and Flying Dog. The bet? Loser wears the opposing teams colors all week, AND pour their Continue Reading →
Ahead of the Super Bowl, Flying Dog has made a little beer bet. The Dog’s brewmaster Matt Brophy is sure The Ravens will take down Anchor Brewing beloved 49ers. The stakes? The loser pours the Har-bowl winner’s beer for a week in Continue Reading →
The 2013 Brewhouse Rarities include:
Chipotle Dark Ale: January
Green Tea Imperial Stout: February
Pumpernickel IPA: March
Big Black Wit: April
Easy IPA: May
Pineapple Saison: June
Belgian Devil: July
Roggen: August
Vineyard Blonde (brewed with local Vidal Blanc grapes): September
Orchard Ale (brewed with local apples): October
Cinnamon Porter: December
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“Disconnected from the world below, the entire brewery congregates atop a historic mountain overlook each year to develop beers that shatter the confines of traditional styles.The only criteria lies in a few words from the Good Doctor ‘Too weird to Continue Reading →
Flying Dog is releasing “Brewhouse Rarities” each month in 2012. The beers are draft only, and limited to the Mid-Atlantic region. The first release was Imperial Hefeweizen. Other releases include Black Lager, and Disobedience Dubbel (to also see bottles) and Berliner Weisse. Coming soon- Chipotle Dark Ale to Continue Reading →
Frederick, MD — At 15:37 EST on July 27, Flying Dog Brewery issued direct orders for its Brewmaster and 23-Star General Matt Lovefreedom Brophy to head to Scotland. His operative objective? Brew Dog domination.
Captaining his own destroyer, equipped with ballistic Continue Reading →