Bell’s Mars, part of the brewery’s “Planetary Series” is making a second appearance this month.
In 2014, Bell’s Mars was the first release in a series of beers inspired by composer Gustav Holst’s The Planets. The piece was first conceived in 1913, thanks Continue Reading →
Before this week, there was the 4-pack, 6-pack, 12-pack, and the newly popular 15 pack (thanks to Founders Brewing). Let’s not forget the 18-pack, 24-pack, and if you are buying Natty Light – the 30-pack.
Then, in 2014, Austin Beer Works released Continue Reading →
The Veil Brewing’s Hornswoggler, a chocolate milk stout brewed with an ungodly amount of Oreo cookies was ridiculous. When you poured the beer, little icing chunks flowed into your glass. Today, the brewery takes things a step further.
There are folks Continue Reading →
Asheville, North Carolina’s Burial Beer and Marengo, Ohio’s Hoof Hearted Brewing have teamed up on a new pale ale.
This beer starts with the love of 80’s movies. If you don’t believe it, check out the Sloth and Burt Reynolds mural Continue Reading →
Founders Doom, the brewery’s barrel-aged imperial IPA, will be available once again in May.
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Doom is based off another beer dubbed – Hand of Doom that has made appearances in the Founder’s taproom in the past. 2013 was the first (and only) time Continue Reading →
Schlafly Coconut Creme Ale, the brewery’s second “dessert beer” offering, debuts on April 10th.
Last year’s Double Bean Blonde was great success for Schlafly. The blonde ale featured cocoa nibs and French roast coffee. Fans fell in loved with it, and Continue Reading →
Guinness Irish Wheat is available nationally this month, part of the brewery’s ongoing Brewer’s Project Series.
A departure from the stout that is synonymous with the name Guinness, the lineup has been home to Rye Pale Ale, and Antwerpen Stout recently.
The recipe Continue Reading →
