Canned Craft Beer
Anchor Brewing Company (San Francisco, CA) has teamed up with the Chris Robinson Brotherhood to create Brotherhood Steam Beer.
Brotherhood Steam Beer is based off of Anchor’s flagship offering Steam, dry-hopped with Citra and Nelson Sauvin hops. The combination is something Continue Reading →
Upland Beer Champagne Velvet cans are on the way. The pilsner was released in early 2013, meant to remind the beer drinker of what beers were like prior to prohibition in the United States (aka the dark times.)
Champagne Velvet, a German-inspired Continue Reading →
Smuttynose Brewing Finest Kind IPA is slated for cans. The brewery’s new Towle Farm location kicked off public tours on May 31st, and the first bottles down the line were Finest Kind IPA.
It looks like Smuttynose Finest Kind IPA cans Continue Reading →
New Belgium Rampant Imperial IPA is slated for cans.
The brewery launched Rampant IPA in March of 2013, and hop heads fell quickly in love with it. Building upon the success of New Belgium cans, (and well, craft beer in cans Continue Reading →
The oldest craft brewery in Texas looks to be gearing up for canned offerings. Artwork for Saint Arnold Summer Pils has surfaced.
The brewery, which has been shipping craft beer since June of 1994, offers their lineup in 12oz and 22oz Continue Reading →
Two years ago, Tallgrass Vanilla Bean Buffalo Sweat was promoted to big time status. The brewery took Buffalo Sweat, an oatmeal cream stout, and nuanced it with Ugandan vanilla beans.
The result is a creamy chocolate beer with a hint of Continue Reading →
Great Divide Brewing (Denver, CO) will be adding cans to the lineup in 2015, as a part a $30+ million dollar expansion.
Among the initial cans include Titan IPA, Hibernation and their year round farmhouse ale, Colette.
COLETTE is our homage to the saisons Continue Reading →