Troegs Troegenator looks to be getting a sexy artwork overhaul. The year round offering should see new art for both 16 ounce cans and 12 ounce bottles.
Monks and Fasting figured out. No food? No problem. Just drink a Double Bock. Continue Reading →
Philadelphia’s Dock Street Brewery loves Wu-Tang Clan. So much so that they are currently serenading a barrel with the beats and lyrics of their favorite rap group.
Dock Street’s head brewer Vince Desrosiers has created a special iPod hook up, so Continue Reading →
Bell’s Uranus, the sixth release in the brewery’ Planetary Series is ready to go.
Starting last year, Bell’s kicked off a new series based on composer Gustav Holst’s “The Planets” orchestral suite. The beer series, like the suite contains seven movements Continue Reading →
Monday Night Brewing (Atlanta, GA) has just released their Serrano Eye Patch Ale in six packs for the first time. This is the first release in a new Clip-On Series. The best part? You don’t just get to drink these Continue Reading →
Victory Moving Parts 4 has been released by the Downingtown, Pennsylvania brewery. Moving Parts is a series of ever evolving India pale ales.
Victory Moving Parts 4 features Citra, Mosaic and Mandarina whole flower hops.
We see an amber bottle like some might Continue Reading →
Westbrook Brewing (Mt. Pleasant, SC) has a hit on their hands with Mexican Cake – their first anniversary beer first released in May, 2012. The imperial stout is aged with cocoa nibs, vanilla beans, cinnamon sticks, and habanero peppers.
People couldn’t get enough Continue Reading →
Jester King Foudreweizen is the second collaboration Jester King has done with Live Oak Brewing Co. Both breweries are based in Austin, Texas.
To create Foudreweizen, Jester King transferred Live Oak Hefeweizen wort (boiled, but not yet fermented beer) from the Continue Reading →
