Already available in the United Kingdom is Innis & Gunn Rare Oak Pale Ale. The offering is aged over rare Scottish oak, historically used for ship building. Rare Oak Pale Ale not only uses unique wood, but the addition of Continue Reading →
Those that can’t get enough of two breweries collaborating, add this to your radar. The Bruery Atomic Kangarue, a collaboration with Smog City Brewing (Torrence, CA).
Atomic Kangarue is a complex beer for sure. The base is a Belgian-style golden with Continue Reading →
You know Guinness for the darker side of life. Namely the nitro dry irish stout. In recent years, there have been different releases by the Irish brewery, but the most popular is undeniably the stout.
In August, the brewery is launching Continue Reading →
The artwork for Surly Darkness changes every year. In keeping with the theme, each offering is dark, just like the much sought after beer.
The 2014 artwork is a creation of Erica Williams. The beer, that’s Surly’s Russian imperial stout, and Continue Reading →
Anchor Brewing (San Francisco, CA) will soon introduce the seventh edition in the Zymaster Series soon.
The series, which debuted with California Lager, is a brewer driven series where the brewmaster researches, creates, and brings to fruition, a unique new offering Continue Reading →
New Belgium Brewing’s “Hop Kitchen” is a hoppy playground for the brewers to play around. The seventh edition of the series is a veritable United Nations of hops additions you’ll come to know as Hop the Pond. So named, because Continue Reading →
Ska Brewing (Durango, CO) is releasing Rudie Session IPA on August 2nd, 2014. The 4.5% ABV session IPA is aggressively hopped, but built for day drinking. Rudie Session IPA got its start a few years ago when the brewery started Continue Reading →
