Bell’s Vanilla Black Note Stout
Style: Imperial Stout (w/ Vanilla Beans. Barrel Aged. Bourbon.)
Availability: 12oz Bottles. Limited Release.
Debut: TBA
LaGrange, Georgia based Wild Leap Brew Co. is expanding into spirits this fall.
August 12th in the taproom is the first time brewery fans will be able to sample Wild Leap Vodka. The 8 times distilled spirit is made from 100% Continue Reading →
Ska Brewing Oktoberfest returns as a seasonal release this month. A Great American Beer Festival gold medal winner for the style in 2018, as European Beer Star Gold.
A malty lager with an amber-brown color imparted by nutty, bread, toasty Munich Continue Reading →
Mother Earth Primordial Imperial IPA
Style: Imperial IPA
Availability: 16oz Cans, Draft. Limited Release.
Debut: August 2019
Payette Brewing Oktoberfest returns to the Boise, Idaho based brewery’s taps on August 5th.
The beer has been a part of Payette’s seasonal lineup for five years now. Back in 2016, the brewery launched this lager in cans for the first time.
Here’s our Continue Reading →
Richard Branson, creator of the adults only Virgin Voyages cruise line, has partnered with Miami’s Wynwood Brewing on a new craft beer. The yet-to-be-named English pale ale will be sold exclusively on the Scarlet Lady.
Wynwood used American hops and malts, Continue Reading →
Sam Adams OctoberFest is already on taps as July winds down. The fest beer is one of the most popular and widely distributed of the style in the United States.
Boston Beer Company (and now Dogfish Head) first released Octoberfest Continue Reading →
Bell’s Vanilla Black Note Stout
Style: Imperial Stout (w/ Vanilla Beans. Barrel Aged. Bourbon.)
Availability: 12oz Bottles. Limited Release.
Debut: TBA
LaGrange, Georgia based Wild Leap Brew Co. is expanding into spirits this fall.
August 12th in the taproom is the first time brewery fans will be able to sample Wild Leap Vodka. The 8 times distilled spirit is made from 100% yellow corn, carbon filtered and gluten and sugar-free.
The vodka is currently distilled off-site by an unnamed partner.
Wild Leap will feature a cocktail menu in addition to their beer lineup. Expect vodka tonic, dirty martinis, as well as in-house creations like Sunset Mule and Blueberry Basil Smash.
Wild Leap Vodka will be available in package stores and Georgia bars later this month.
Ska Brewing Oktoberfest returns as a seasonal release this month. A Great American Beer Festival gold medal winner for the style in 2018, as European Beer Star Gold.
A malty lager with an amber-brown color imparted by nutty, bread, toasty Munich and Vienna malts. With a clean, neutral yeast flavor–it’s all about the malt.
Ska Brewing Oktoberfest is taps August 2nd, at the brewery in Durango, Colorado. Available in 12-ounce cans and draft, seasonally.
Style: Oktoberfest
Availability: 12oz Cans, Draft. Seasonal Release.
Latest Return: August 2019
6.1% ABV, 22 IBUs
Image: Ska Brewing
Mother Earth Primordial Imperial IPA
Style: Imperial IPA
Availability: 16oz Cans, Draft. Limited Release.
Debut: August 2019
Payette Brewing Oktoberfest returns to the Boise, Idaho based brewery’s taps on August 5th.
The beer has been a part of Payette’s seasonal lineup for five years now. Back in 2016, the brewery launched this lager in cans for the first time.
Here’s our take on the classic Märzen Style Lager, for the original festival that celebrates beer – with beer. Our Oktoberfest goes well with sauerkraut, brauts and a pair of lederhosen. It has a rich body, smooth flavor and notes of sweet caramel malt that are like polka music to your mouth.
Payette Oktoberfest will be available in August in 12-ounce cans and draft. Additionally, the brewery will host their own Oktoberfest again September 20th.
Style: Oktoberfest
Hops: Hallertau Mittlefruh
Malts: Acidulated, Munich, Pilsner, Vienna
Availability: 12oz Cans, Draft. Aug-Sept.
Debut Cans: August 2016
Latest Return: 8/5/19
5.9% ABV, 10 IBUs
Richard Branson, creator of the adults only Virgin Voyages cruise line, has partnered with Miami’s Wynwood Brewing on a new craft beer. The yet-to-be-named English pale ale will be sold exclusively on the Scarlet Lady.
Wynwood used American hops and malts, and an English ale yeast (echoing back to Virgin’s British roots).
Featuring a malty body like a traditional EPA, but slightly more bitter and hoppy, with hints of grapes and fruit on the nose with toffee and caramel in the background, the new brew is a drinker’s beer with the approachability in its taste for the novice. The ale is finished with a little touch of roasted malt that gives it its signature red tint.
The Draught Haus on Deck 7 will be one of the first bars on the Scarlet Lady to serve the pale ale. The bar features 8 taps, bottled craft beers and growler service.
Virgin Voyages is asking for beer fans help in naming the new pale ale. Followers can suggest beer names by commenting on the Instagram post (@VirginVoyages) featuring the beer.
Sam Adams OctoberFest is already on taps as July winds down. The fest beer is one of the most popular and widely distributed of the style in the United States.
Boston Beer Company (and now Dogfish Head) first released Octoberfest in 1989. Since then, the beer has won numerous awards, as well as being the focus of the brewery’s annual Stein Hoisting Competition.
With this beer we honor the more than 200-year tradition of Oktoberfest in Munich and celebrate the turning of the seasons with our deep, rich lager and time-honored stein hoisting competitions. – Jim Koch, brewery founder
Sam Adams OctoberFest is available in 12oz Bottles, cans, and draft, seasonally.
Style: Oktoberfest
Hops: Tettnang Tettnanger, Hallertau Mittelfrueh
Malts: Samuel Adams two-row pale malt blend, Munich-10, Moravian, and Caramel 60
Availability: 12oz Bottles, 12oz Cans, Draft.
5.3% ABV
