Breweries
DuClaw Farmhouse Gypsy, a riff on the brewery’s flagship India pale ale, Neon Gypsy, debuts in February.
Using Neon Gypsy’s hop and grain bill, the Maryland based brewery introduced a saison yeast during the fermentation process. The result is a farmhouse Continue Reading →
If you have someone in your life you love as much as beer, Bell’s Brewery can help you with that.
For a limited time you can chose your card design and Bell’s will physically send a card to your sweetie’s address. Continue Reading →
AleSmith Speedway Stout, easily one of the most popular imperial stouts in the United States, is now available in cans.
The black, silver foiled, bottle of viscous has made AleSmith Speedway Stout an American brewing icon. What is the next logical step for Continue Reading →
Just in time for the Atlanta Falcon’s Super Bowl appearance, Atlanta will get to sip Second Self A.T. aLe for the first time.
In case you haven’t figured it out, Second Self Beer Company calls Atlanta home, just miles from The Continue Reading →
Avery Apricot Sour, the fourth installment of the brewery’s Botanicals & Barrels Series, debuts at month’s end.
The barrel-aged series debuted with Raspberry Sour in May of 2015. Not long after, Vanilla Bean Stout was added to the series, and most Continue Reading →
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Sixpoint Hi-Res, the brewery’s imperial IPA, is head back to shelves this week.
By now you should be familiar with Sixpoint Resin, the brewery’s “snappy, bitter” IPA. A carefully fomulated homage to hops. Hi-Res is a deeper dive down the hoppy Continue Reading →