American Strong Ales
A little something to drool over, especially if you are a fan of barrel aged beers. Weyerbacher Brewing (Easton, PA) Rhumpshaka.
The brewery took an 11% abv beer brewed with mostly pilsner malt and a touch of oats, and aged it Continue Reading →
Lagunitas Hairy Eyeball fan? The brewery’s November release has arrived in bombers. The beer is an American strong ale.
A roasty, toasty, malty, hangover-halting beer. Especially formulated for when you wake up feelin’ like you need to shave your eyeballs to Continue Reading →
Don’t think about your ex at Christmas. Think about Duclaw’s Old Flame.
“A union of fruity esters and rich caramel malt sweetness, will seduce your senses and rekindle forgotten passions, while a warming 7% abv drowns your sorrows, opening your heart to Continue Reading →
Speakeasy Ales & Lagers (San Francisco, CA) is releasing a new, blended, barrel aged series called The Syndicate.
Each release will feature a blend of strong ales that have spend 9 months or longer aging in various American spirit barrels. For Continue Reading →
Breckenridge Christmas Ale just turned 21 years old. It can now drink itself.
This spicy winter ale celebrates it’s 21st release with double the amount of keg cans in circulation. If you are in Colorado, a handful of hand labeled 1 Continue Reading →
Stone Brewing Co’s (Escondido, CA) American strong Ale Double Bastard has returned for another year. The beer has been brewed each year since 1998. Originally, Double Bastard celebrated the first anniversary of Arrogant Bastard Ale.
“Double Bastard Ale is not to Continue Reading →
Stone Brewing Co’s Double Bastard is will make waves again in barrel aged form. Double Bastard, the brewery’s strong ale, spent 10 months in heavy charred Kentucky bourbon and American oak barrels. After that, it was transferred to second use Continue Reading →