Brooklyn Tripel Burner, a future big bottle from the New York based brewery.
This is no regular tripel. Brooklyn Tripel Burner features licorice, a bevy of spices, and bourbon barrel oak aging.
According to ancient Chinese beliefs,the “Triple Burner” was responsible for Continue Reading →
Arrogant Brewing Who You Callin’ Wussie is available nationwide starting today. If you don’t know Arrogant Brewing, think Stone…
Stone Brewing, and now the wing of their brewery “Arrogant,” has railed against “industrialized fizzy yellow beer” for years. Get ready for Continue Reading →
Shmaltz Star Trek Golden Anniversary Ale, a beer built for fans of the series.
To date, there have been a few Star Trek licensed beers in the world- most of the them brewed outside of the United States. Until now. Clifton Continue Reading →
Great Divide 22nd Anniversary is hitting shelves, marking the Denver, Colorado based brewery’s birthday
The brewery chose a dark American wild/sour ale to mark this milestone. Aged in red wine barrels, the beer boasts flavors of black cherry jam, and oak.
Terrapin All American Oat Pale Ale debuts in July, replacing All American Pilsner.
In the past, the Athens, Georgia based brewery released the aforementioned pilsner on election years. Terrapin’s Dustin Watts tells Beer Street Journal that Sound Czech’s return to cans has Continue Reading →
New Holland Dragon’s Milk Reserve Raspberry Lemon is a new spin on the brewery’s year-round barrel-aged stout.
If you are a bourbon barrel stout fan, you better at least know this base beer. One of the best known beers in New Continue Reading →
Lagunitas 12th of Never will officially be the brewery’s first canned offering. Above is a Beer Street Journal exclusive look at the new beer.
Tony Magee, the brewery’s founder, said a while ago that his brewery would be the last to Continue Reading →
