Monday Night Dark Subject Matter
Monday Night Dark Subject Matter
Style: Imperial Stout
Availability: 16oz Cans, Draft.
Debut: March 2019
PIC: Beer Street Journal
Monday Night Brewing
Monday Night Vinology Syrah is the 1st chapter in new wild ale series
Monday Night Vinology Syrah debuts this weekend, signaling a new series of “hybridized” American wild ales from the Atlanta based brewery.
This first chapter in a coming series of “hybridized” wild ales. Vinology Syrah is fermented it oak with its namesake Continue Reading →
Monday Night debuts opera cake inspired ‘Fistful of Cake’ on March 8th
More pastry stouts. Monday Night Fistful of Cake is coming to the brewery’s Westside Atlanta location on March 8th.
You should know what a pastry stout is by now. In this case, this release is inspired by opera cake, a French Continue Reading →
Monday Night Brewing adds Memphis distribution
Atlanta based Monday Night Brewing is adding distribution to Memphis, Tennessee. The brewery has signed a distribution deal with A.S. Barbaro.
In 2018, the brewery added Chattanooga, Nashville, and Knoxville distribution and found a great fan reception.
“We were pleasantly surprised by the reaction Continue Reading →
Monday Night Offshore Account Nitro release on hold indefinitely
Monday Night Offshore Account Nitro cans are now officially on hold indefinitely. The release was originally slated for January 5th. There is no release date set.
Monday Night Offshore Account Nitro is a pale ale, brewed with pineapple and mango puree. Continue Reading →
“Just hoppy enough” Monday Night All Y’all Pale Ale debuts January 5th
Monday Night All Yall Pale Ale makes a new seasonal debut on January 5th.
The Atlanta brewery touts this new release as a “low ABV pale ale”, brewed with Citra and Simcoe hops. A “welcome to the New Year have 3 Continue Reading →
Monday Night Bourbon Barrel Drafty Kilt cans return
Monday Night Bourbon Barrel Drafty Kilt, part of the brewery’s special Black Tie Series, is back in cans ahead of the holidays.
It was 2013 when Atlanta, Georgia first saw Bourbon Barrel-Aged Drafty Kilt. The brewery took their year-round scotch ale Drafty Kilt and aged it Continue Reading →
