Jester King Brewery

No More Force Carbonation For Jester King

Since Jester King began brewing about a year and a half ago, they have only produced unfiltered and unpasteurized beer.  All bottles, casks, and gravity kegs were naturally conditioned, but most of their kegs were force carbonated.  In other words, Continue Reading →

Jester King Mad Meg Planned For Bottles

From Jester King Brewing’s limited release collection – Mad Meg.   The beer has just debuted on draft, and will soon hit bottles.

“Provision Ale” is a rough translation of the French term “bière de provision“, which was sometimes used to Continue Reading →

Texas Beer Geek Brunch Releases In March

The first batch of the Jester King Brewery/Mikkeller collaboration, Ale/Malt Liquor in TX Geek Brunch, was placed in oak whiskey barrels to be aged.  The second batch brewed last month will be released in March.

TX Geek Brunch is a strong stout brewed with smoked Continue Reading →

Jester King Le Petite Prince Hits Bottles Soon

Jester King Brewing (Austin, TX) debuted Le Petite Prince a low alcohol table beer in early December.

Death rays, probes and world domination? No, none of that here; our Little Prince just doesn’t have the desire for such things.  He’s quite content exploring Continue Reading →

Too Many Bubbles In Commercial Suicide

Jester King Brewing’s Commerical Suicide has a bubbly issue.  The yeast did a little extra work, causing leakage and spewing. (That’s what she said.)  Jester is recalling the recently released bottles.

A few weeks ago, we posted about an issue with Continue Reading →