Martin House Counter Clockwise Swirl is now in cans. A perfect beer for dessert lovers.
Martin House Counter Clockwise Swirl is a blonde ale brewed with oats, as well as cacao nibs and vanilla beans. It’s a bit bigger than your average blonde Continue Reading →
Elevation Signal De Botrange, the brewery’s wine barrel aged offering, is back on shelves again in March, 2016.
Named for the highest point in Belgium (2,277 feet) the beer is a farmhouse ale aged in Chardonnay barrels.
Eclectic and original, Elevation Signal De Botrange is Continue Reading →
Left Hand Wicked JuJu is now available. Think of the brewery’s Good JuJu with a dark side.
The JuJu line is best known for Good JuJu, a wheat beer brewed with fresh ginger. As for Left Hand Wicked JuJu, imagine an Continue Reading →
Jailhouse Brewing Alibi will mark the brewery’s first canned offering from the Hampton, Georgia based brewery.
Brewery founder Glenn Golden and his team have been debating adding cans to their lineup for a while now. Being as small as they are, space Continue Reading →
Avery Twenty Three has just been released by the brewery, celebrating their 23rd year of craft brewing.
This milestone is marked by a dark farmhouse ale, 100% fermented with Brettanomyces bruxellensis, Brettanomyces custersianus, and Brettanomyces drie yeast. As the label suggests, Continue Reading →
Heavy Seas Plank IV is the fourth offering to join the brewery’s unique “Plank Project” Series.
Heavy Seas started the Plank Project back in 2011. The project’s concept is to push the boundaries of what wood will do to the base Continue Reading →
Bell’s Oarsman Ale is transitioning over to 12 ounce cans this month, leaving bottles behind.
The year-round tart wheat beer was introduced in 2010. Oarsman marks the 7th can released by the Michigan based brewery.
“Since this beer is so versatile, canning this beer Continue Reading →
