Guinness Gingerbread Stout returns to shelves
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Bring a sweater. Monday Night Cardigans of the Galaxy returns
Monday Night Cardigans of the Galaxy imperial IPA makes an October return.
This 9.5% alcohol by volume IPA delivers big on hops: Columbus, Mandarina Bavaria, Simcoe, Citra, Ekuanot, Mosaic, Comet, and Galaxy to be exact. The “secret sauce” according to the brewery is Continue Reading →
Iron Hill Brewery launches hazy ‘Dankonia’
Iron Hill Brewery releases Dankonia, a New England-style IPA location wide today.
Each location will have a special small bite available to pair with the first pours of Dankonia. Additionally, Dankonia IPA posters will be available while supplies last.
It’s a whole Continue Reading →
For the hardcore Tropicalia fans: Creature Comforts Imperial Trop Haze returns
A spin on one of Georgia’s most popular India pale ales returns this month – Creature Comforts Imperial Trop Haze.
Tropicalia, Creature Comfort’s year-round IPA has truly made a name for itself in the southeast. Building on that popularity, the Athens, Continue Reading →
Orpheus releases Do or Die Oatmeal Cream Stout year-round
Orpheus Brewing Do or Die Oatmeal Cream Stout debuts at the Atlanta-based brewery this week.
Coming down from the brewery’s “Year 7” anniversary that featured nearly a dozen imperial stouts, is an Orpheus beer a little smoother and far less boozy. Continue Reading →
Tucker Brewing Lowlands Schwarzbier to be canned in October
Tucker Brewing Lowlands Schwarzbier is coming to the Georgia brewery’s lineup in October.
Schwarzbier – a black lager, is a German-born beer style that dates back as early as the 14th century. Tucker Brewing’s take on the style will be available Continue Reading →
Tucker Brewing takes home Georgia’s 1st lager gold in 30 years
Georgia’s Tucker Brewing Company just took home Great American Beer Festival Gold in the Light Lager category. In an American landscape of nearly 10,000 breweries, that’s not an easy feat.
American craft beer is in a bit of a “lager renaissance” Continue Reading →
