Oskar Blues (Colorado/North Carolina) will ship this new “Canundrum” mix pack this May. The 12 pack will have 4 cans of Mama’s, Dale’s Pale, and Old Chub.
DC Brau (Washington, D.C.) is canning El Hefe Speaks! The beer, a German Hefeweizen is a perfect warmer weather brew. The first release of this beer found itself on tap and in bombers. It is a collaboration between DC Brau Continue Reading →
Good People Brewing, makers of some of the best beer in Alabama, are aiming to put breakfast in a can. Coffee Oatmeal Stout is being readied for cans. The C-O-S uses coffee from Primavera Coffee Roasters in Birmingham. Currently the beer Continue Reading →
Schlafly American Brown Ale is already being canned, but today their IPA joined in. This lovely session IPA was canned for the first time ever today and will be available year-round throughout their distribution footprint.
Style: IPA
Availablity: 12oz cans, draft
Arrival: coming Continue Reading →
Half Acre says their cans of Akari Shogun American Wheat Ale are ready to go and will be on sale tomorrow at the brewery.
“A ridable ale hosting some wheatey nuts & juicy Motueka hop bolts. The deliverer of this truth: Akari 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 →
Coming this summer – Swamp Head in cans. The brewery is poised to release the 12oz cans in the tap room first, then roll them out to the local market shortly after.
Update: After touching base with brewery, they would like to Continue Reading →
Oskar Blues (Colorado/North Carolina) will ship this new “Canundrum” mix pack this May. The 12 pack will have 4 cans of Mama’s, Dale’s Pale, and Old Chub.
DC Brau (Washington, D.C.) is canning El Hefe Speaks! The beer, a German Hefeweizen is a perfect warmer weather brew. The first release of this beer found itself on tap and in bombers. It is a collaboration between DC Brau and John Solomon and Chris Frashier, formerly of Old Dominion Brewing. Look for cans in May, 2013
EL HEFE SPEAKS! is a traditionally brewed German-style Hefe. It is fermented around 65°F and hopped with German Tettnang hops. 11 IBUs and 5.3% ABV make this one extremely drinkable.
Style: Hefeweizen
Availability: 12oz Cans, Draft. Summer Seasonal
5.3% ABV, 11 IBUs
Good People Brewing, makers of some of the best beer in Alabama, are aiming to put breakfast in a can. Coffee Oatmeal Stout is being readied for cans. The C-O-S uses coffee from Primavera Coffee Roasters in Birmingham. Currently the beer has only been available on draft and cask.
The fortified body blends beautifully with the bold coffee and cocoa notes and subtle sweetness of the stout. Using Primavera’s Peru Norte roast, the coffee’s natural acidity and floral undertones accentuate the natural counterparts of the beer.
Style: Oatmeal Stout (w/ Coffee)
Hops: Columbus, Willamette
Availability: 12oz Cans (New), Draft
Arrival: TBA (Cans)
6.4% ABV, 51 IBUs
Schlafly American Brown Ale is already being canned, but today their IPA joined in. This lovely session IPA was canned for the first time ever today and will be available year-round throughout their distribution footprint.
Style: IPA
Availablity: 12oz cans, draft
Arrival: coming soon
4.5% ABV
Half Acre says their cans of Akari Shogun American Wheat Ale are ready to go and will be on sale tomorrow at the brewery.
“A ridable ale hosting some wheatey nuts & juicy Motueka hop bolts. The deliverer of this truth: Akari Shogun, He who harnesses light will usher this summer force into your life.”
Style: Wheat Ale
Availability: Special Release, 16 oz cans
Arrival: April 5th 2013
5.5% 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
Coming this summer – Swamp Head in cans. The brewery is poised to release the 12oz cans in the tap room first, then roll them out to the local market shortly after.
Update: After touching base with brewery, they would like to launch all five at the same time. Production will dictate that schedule soon.
