More Infinium In 2011
Those of you that didn’t get a shot or taste of the $20 a bottle Sam Adams/Weihenstephan collaboration will get another shot at it this November. According to a Sam Adams sale rep. More of these bottles will Continue Reading →
Those of you that didn’t get a shot or taste of the $20 a bottle Sam Adams/Weihenstephan collaboration will get another shot at it this November. According to a Sam Adams sale rep. More of these bottles will Continue Reading →
There has been an ongoing issue in Michigan over Flying Dog Brewing’s Raging Bitch label. The Michigan liquor board banned the label due to the “bitch” name in the title. Dogfish Head’s Bitches Brew had the same issue, the beer Continue Reading →
Smuttynose Brewing is bottling their newest offering Homunculus today. This Belgian style offering heads for shelves in July.
Homunculus is a hoppy Belgian-style golden ale. A special Belgian abbey yeast left an alcohol content of 9.9% abv. The grain bill is Continue Reading →
Dogfish Head & Shorts Brewing are collaborating. Sam of DFH and Joe of Short’s have been friends for years. Yesterday Shorts announced via their blog, details of the collaboration. Here’s the quick rundown. The beer would have ingredients from each Continue Reading →
Cigar City Brewing’s Wayne Wambles used to be an indie rocker before brewing. This next beer “Black Whole” celebrates the friendship between Wambles and front man Kenny Johnson of El Chupa Cobras from Birmingham, Alabama. The label pretty much gives Continue Reading →
From Central Waters:
The brewery’s most highly sought after beer, this imperial stout is aged to perfection in oak bourbon barrels. Look for this tasty treat to contain hints of bourbon and vanilla with roasted overtones that is sure to please Continue Reading →
From Central Waters:
We throw eighty pounds of tart Door County Cherries into each oak barrel with a rich Imperial Stout then age it 6 months. Cheers! ** 2006 Great American Beer Festival Gold Medal Winner in the oak and barrel aged Continue Reading →