Breweries
Paulaner has announced they are adding cans to the repertoire. 2 styles for your can drinking pleasure – Octoberfest-Maerzen and Wiesn Bier. Wiesn Bier is more of a blonde-fest bier, while maerzen is a more traditional, malty lager. Continue Reading →
Atwater Brewing (Detroit, MI) is going to start canning soon. The can design seen above was done by Lake Effect Design. Details on the canning line, and launch will be available via their Facebook page.
Alaskan Brewing recently sent out a press release about their 25 Anniversary Ale – Perseverance. It lands on September 1st. Even more exciting than an anniversary ale is that Alaskan will soon be distributing to Wisconsin. Per the release:
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Sierra Nevada Brewing’s Estate Ale will be returning in 2011. The brewery gave everyone a sneak peek of the hop harvest today from their estate. Imagine how it smells..
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Yesterday marked the release of Stone Brewing’s 15th Anniversary Escondidian Imperial Black IPA. Distribution channels are staggered, so call your store before headed out looking for it. In the press release, Stone finally speaks the truth to black Continue Reading →
Abita Brewing’s newest “Select” release is Honey Rye Ale. Select brews vary in style, and are always draft only. This most recent addition shipped last week of July, and is hitting tap handles & growler stations now.
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21st Amendment Brewing and Ninkasi Brewing (Eugene, Oregon) have been working on a new “yet to be named” collaboration. I got to sit down with 21st’s Shaun O’Sullivan over beers and a slew of charcuterie plates and get to know 21A Continue Reading →