American Wild Ales
Creature Comforts Curious 10 will be available on a special brewery tour on January 21st.
This 10th iteration in the Curious Series partners Creature Comforts once again with Austin, Texas based Jester King Brewery. ((Last summer, the duo released another collaboration, Mutualism.) Continue Reading →
In summer 2014, Creature Comforts (Athens, GA) collaborated with 7venth Sun Brewery (Dunedin, FL). The result of that (very warm) brewday party was Creature Comforts Southerly Love.
Southerly Love is an American wild ale, slightly kettle soured with lactobacillus and fermented with Continue Reading →
Two Roads Zero 2 Sixty Tart IPA kicks off the new year for Stratford, Connecticut brewery.
This India pale ale features a few varieties of hops, including Comet, Chinook. It’s tart, because the beer was carefully kettle soured with lactic acid Continue Reading →
Jester King Bière de Blanc du Bois — the brewery’s farmhouse beer brewed with Texas grown Blanc du Bois grapes, returns seasonally on January 6th.
This creation first debuted in 2014, the brainchild of Adrienne Ballou, Jester King’s barrel program lead. To create Jester Continue Reading →
New Belgium French Oak Saison is slated for bottles in the near future.
The Fort Collins, Colorado location is home to one of the largest wood cellars in America. You can thank New Belgium’s brewmaster Peter Bouckaert for that vision, and Continue Reading →
Unknown Brewing Twas the Night, releases almost literally the night before Christmas, has hit shelves.
This beer is flying under the radar a bit, sneaking onto shelves the week of Christmas. The dark sour ale was brewed during Christmas of 2015, Continue Reading →
Odell Elephunk, an imperial “wild” IPA is hitting shelves now.
The brewery touts this newbie as “a perfect balance between sweet and tart.” Per the Odell’s sales sheet, the base India pale ale has been aged in oak barrels with wild yeast.
Pungent tropical Continue Reading →