New Belgium Hop Tart has hit taps, celebrating summer. The Hop Kitchen offering is described as a “fruity spin” on a typical American sour ale.
New Belgium Hop Tart was build off Snapshot, the brewery’s summer wheat offering with peach juice. Continue Reading →
2015 is the 41st year of Anchor Christmas. Each year, the beer, just like the label, is different.
For 41 years, Anchor Christmas has featured a different tree on each label, hand drawn by Bay Area artist James Stitt. Stitt has been drawn the labels since Continue Reading →
Bell’s Two Hearted Ale, the brewery’s legendary IPA, will roll out in 12oz cans in September, 2015.
Currently, Two Hearted Ale is already available in 12oz bottles, 16oz cans, and draft.
This is something we have been talking about for some time,” Continue Reading →
Monday Night Brewing (Atlanta, GA) has Serrano Eye Patch Ale in six packs for the first time. This marks the first release in a new Clip-On Series. The best part? You don’t just get to drink these new beers, you’ve had the chance Continue Reading →
Odell Oktoberfest takes aim at bottles in the near future. The malt forward beer has been a draft only offering in the past.
There’s plenty to celebrate when fall arrives in Colorado. The warm days grow-shorter, the cool shadows grow longer, Continue Reading →
Duclaw Sweet Baby Jesus, the brewery’s chocolate peanut butter porter, has been pulled from shelves at Heinen’s Grocery Store in Cleveland, Ohio. The issue? “Jesus” on the beer label.
Beer Street Journal reader Matt tipped us off that the beer was Continue Reading →
So the Indiana Jones movie series is getting a new sequel. That being a good or bad thing is up to you. (We are still going to geek out over it.) This fall, an Indiana Jones themed bar is coming Continue Reading →
