Orpheus Brewing (Atlanta, GA) has officially launched their first can offerings.
The brewery opened their doors earlier this year and has been draft only until this week. Atalanta, slightly sour plum saison, becomes Georgia’s first canned sour. Lyric Ale Saison, the Continue Reading →
Great Divide Hibernation Ale is among the potential cans when the brewery goes aluminum in 2015. Great Divide has built into their $38 million dollar plans, a canning line.
Year round Titan IPA will presumably be among the first can offerings, with Continue Reading →
Great Divide Brewing Co. (Denver, CO) will add cans to their lineup in 2015. The canning line is a part of a $38 million dollar expansion by the craft brewery.
Among the initial cans includes Titan IPA, a current year round Continue Reading →
SweetWater Brewing Company (Atlanta, GA) is a paying attention to the little details. The can tabs on 420 Extra Pale, and IPA will feature a laser etched rainbow trout starting in November.
Also, you might have noticed the brewery’s cans colors have Continue Reading →
In 2013, Red Hare Brewing (Marietta, GA) released Sticky Stout, an oatmeal stout, draft only. It’s popularity is prompting an upgrade into the brewery’s can lineup.
Sticky Stout’s blend of oats and dark roasted malts give this beer a full body with Continue Reading →
No question that that Sierra Nevada cans have been successful. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale & Torpedo have done extremely well. The brewery has mentioned many times at the launch of cans, and since, that they are looking into more options.
Looks Continue Reading →
Orpheus Brewing Company (Atlanta, GA) will starting canning this Sunday with the help of Toucan Mobile Canning.
Two flagship offerings will kick off the new package – Atalanta (Tart plum saison, 5.25%) and Lyric Ale (Saison, 6.5%).
The cans are printed (as Continue Reading →
Orpheus Brewing (Atlanta, GA) has officially launched their first can offerings.
The brewery opened their doors earlier this year and has been draft only until this week. Atalanta, slightly sour plum saison, becomes Georgia’s first canned sour. Lyric Ale Saison, the brewery’s other year round offering ships alongside Atalanta.
Both offerings are in 12oz/6 packs, with the help of Toucan Mobile Canning.
Beer Street Journal caught up with Jason Pellett on canning day number one.
Great Divide Hibernation Ale is among the potential cans when the brewery goes aluminum in 2015. Great Divide has built into their $38 million dollar plans, a canning line.
Year round Titan IPA will presumably be among the first can offerings, with Hibernation Ale arriving as a seasonal when is releases in later 2015.
HIBERNATION ALE has been our celebrated winter tradition since 1995. This robust, dry-hopped ale has a malty richness balanced with a complex hop profile and hearty, warming character.
Great Divide Hibernation Ale will be a 12oz cans. The canning line is slated to go live in late-spring/summer, 2015.
Style: Old Ale
Availability: 12oz Bottles, Draft. (12oz Cans, 2015 Potential)
8.7% ABV
Great Divide Brewing Co. (Denver, CO) will add cans to their lineup in 2015. The canning line is a part of a $38 million dollar expansion by the craft brewery.
Among the initial cans includes Titan IPA, a current year round offering.
TITAN IPA is a big, aggressively hopped India Pale Ale brewed for hop disciples. It starts out with piney hop aromas and citrus hop flavors, and finishes with a nice rich, malty sweetness that is balanced with crisp hop bitterness.
Great Divide Titan IPA will be available in 12oz cans for the first time in early to mid 2015.
Style: IPA
Availability: 12oz Bottles, Draft. (Current) Cans, 2015
7.1% ABV
SweetWater Brewing Company (Atlanta, GA) is a paying attention to the little details. The can tabs on 420 Extra Pale, and IPA will feature a laser etched rainbow trout starting in November.
Also, you might have noticed the brewery’s cans colors have changed a little since launch. SweetWater has been working on refining the can look, basically since day one. They are getting closer to satisfied with look now.
Image via SweetWater Brewery
In 2013, Red Hare Brewing (Marietta, GA) released Sticky Stout, an oatmeal stout, draft only. It’s popularity is prompting an upgrade into the brewery’s can lineup.
Sticky Stout’s blend of oats and dark roasted malts give this beer a full body with a light sweetness and hints of chocolate and coffee. Whether stuck in the next ice storm or celebrating the holidays this is the perfect stout to get you through the winter with its 6.5%
Red Hare Sticky Stout will be available in 12oz cans and draft, and will be the brewery’s first seasonal can offering.
Style: Oatmeal Stout
Availability: 12oz Cans, Draft. (Currently listed as a winter seasonal)
Arrival: November, 2014 (GA, TN, SC)
6.5% ABV, 17 IBUs
No question that that Sierra Nevada cans have been successful. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale & Torpedo have done extremely well. The brewery has mentioned many times at the launch of cans, and since, that they are looking into more options.
Looks like the aluminum future holds Nooner Pilsner in for the California/North Carolina brewery.
Nooner Pilsner packs a big flavor into an easy drinking beer that’s fit for friends and afternoon adventure. Nooner is our take on the classic German Pilsner, filled with bright and zesty whole cone hop flavor with a crisp dry finish – the perfect pick for wherever the day may take you.
Sierra Nevada “Nooner” has been released as another style – Nooner Session IPA. Sierra Nevada Nooner Pilsner will be available in 12oz cans.
Style: Pilsner
Availability: 12oz Cans, Draft
Arrival: TBA
5.2% ABV
Note: This is a “sneak peek.” Details, release date, or release at all, are subject to change at anytime by the brewery.
Orpheus Brewing Company (Atlanta, GA) will starting canning this Sunday with the help of Toucan Mobile Canning.
Two flagship offerings will kick off the new package – Atalanta (Tart plum saison, 5.25%) and Lyric Ale (Saison, 6.5%).
The cans are printed (as opposed to shrink wrapped), ordered from Crown.
A little Beer Street Journal nugget for Orpheus fans – the third can offering will be Transmigration of Souls (Imperial IPA, 10%). Expect that late February, early March.
The Atlanta market should see cans for sale in very early November, 2014.
