Expect a new 12oz offering from Goose Island Beer Co (Chicago) this fall – Sixth Day. The beer is billed a festive brown ale. It will follow the re- release of Oktoberfest by Goose this August. Sixth Day will be Continue Reading →
Another new brewery is slated to open in Georgia on August 6th – Jekyll Brewing. Jekyll is based north of Atlanta in Alpharetta. The tap room opens for business on August 6th. Among the first taps is a brown ale Continue Reading →
A very special brew is brewing created to honor the 19 firefighters that recently lost their lives fighting the Yarnell fire on June 30th. “Heroes 19” will be brewed at Prescott Brewing Company (Prescott, AZ) by a group of nearly Continue Reading →
Each year, Bell’s Brewery (Kalamazoo, MI) changes the artwork each year on the 1.32 gallon keg cans. They really are works of art. This fall, all the temperatures start to drop, and the leaves turn, this predator will be starting Continue Reading →
The Fat Cat Beer Company – the folks that tout themselves as making “sessionable” ales have a newbie. Beale St. Brown Ale is making its way to Fat Cat’s markets as you read this.
Beale St.â„¢ Brown Ale uses a combination of Continue Reading →
Asheville Brewing Company and Oskar Blues Brewery have just created a new North Carolina collaboration brew. It is the first by Oskar Blues since moving into Brevard, NC. The beer? An imperial coffee brown ale brewed with a smidge Continue Reading →
4th Star Brewing Co. is an up and coming Nano-brewery located in St Albans, VT, founded and operated by Veterans. They have quickly found themselves as a popular and growing force in the increasingly crowded Vermont Continue Reading →
Expect a new 12oz offering from Goose Island Beer Co (Chicago) this fall – Sixth Day. The beer is billed a festive brown ale. It will follow the re- release of Oktoberfest by Goose this August. Sixth Day will be available from October through December.
Style: Imperial Brown Ale
Availability: 12oz bottles, Draft
Arrival: Fall, 2013
8.6% ABV
Another new brewery is slated to open in Georgia on August 6th – Jekyll Brewing. Jekyll is based north of Atlanta in Alpharetta. The tap room opens for business on August 6th. Among the first taps is a brown ale dubbed – Cooter Brown.
A very special brew is brewing created to honor the 19 firefighters that recently lost their lives fighting the Yarnell fire on June 30th. “Heroes 19” will be brewed at Prescott Brewing Company (Prescott, AZ) by a group of nearly 40 independent craft breweries from across the state.
Heroes 19, will contain 19 different hops honoring the 19 fallen heroes, and have a color of 19 SRM (a brewer color reference scale). 14,000 pints of the American brown ale will be produced, with all proceeds going to Prescott Firefighter Charities.
Each year, Bell’s Brewery (Kalamazoo, MI) changes the artwork each year on the 1.32 gallon keg cans. They really are works of art. This fall, all the temperatures start to drop, and the leaves turn, this predator will be starting at you from your fridge.
Style: Brown Ale
Availability: Fall/Winter, Seasonally.
5.8% ABV
The Fat Cat Beer Company – the folks that tout themselves as making “sessionable” ales have a newbie. Beale St. Brown Ale is making its way to Fat Cat’s markets as you read this.
Beale St.â„¢ Brown Ale uses a combination of malts that give the beer its soft palate along with smooth, faint toffee and nutty flavors, and is accompanied by a subtle hop bitterness for balance.
Style: Brown Ale
Hops: Fuggle
Malts: 2-Row Pale, Munich, Caramel, Chocolate
Availability: 12oz cans. GA, AL, FL, VA
4.9% ABV
Asheville Brewing Company and Oskar Blues Brewery have just created a new North Carolina collaboration brew. It is the first by Oskar Blues since moving into Brevard, NC. The beer? An imperial coffee brown ale brewed with a smidge of molasses. The beer was brewed at Asheville Brewing. They want help naming the beer. Here’s some hints…
Think Alabama/Southern roots (both Doug Riley and DaleKatechis are from that Magnolia-strewn state). Think big, bold lightly-hopped nectar with a malty, steeped with Ethiopian-blend coffee, backbone. Think fun, punny, and a little outrageous (but not crude). Winner will receive a t-shirt from both breweries and huge street cred.
Drop an idea on their Facebook page. Pic via Asheville Brewing.
Style: Imperial Brown Ale (w/ Coffee)
Availability: Draft Only
Arrival: 4/8/13
If you go:
Simultaneous release parties on April 8th at each brewery (North Carolina).
4th Star Brewing Co. is an up and coming Nano-brewery located in St Albans, VT, founded and operated by Veterans. They have quickly found themselves as a popular and growing force in the increasingly crowded Vermont Brewing community. Visit them athttp://www.14thstarbrewing.
