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Duclaw’s First Ever Double Beer Release
Duclaw Brewing is proud to announce their first double beer release of Retribution and 31. Both go on sale starting October 12th.
About Retribution:
Our Single Barrel Bourbon-aged Imperial Stout, was aged for 6 months inside charred Kentucky white oak bourbon barrels to infuse its smooth, roasted malt palate with the natural vanilla and caramelized sugar character of the bourbon soaked wood
Style: Imperial Stout (barrel aged)
Hops: Chinook, Golding
Malts: Pale malt, Roasted Barley, Torrified wheat, Caramunich, Chocolate malt
10.5% ABV, 85 IBUs
About 31:
A crisp, medium bodied Spiced Munich Dunkel. This German-style copper-colored lager tricks you with its smooth, malty taste and moderate 5.1% abv, then treats your palate with a spicy finish of cinnamon, nutmeg and pumpkin.
Style: Spiced Munich Dunkel
Hops: Golding
Malts: Munich, Cara Aroma, Wheat
5.2% ABV, 24 IBUs
Check out these Maryland restaurant locations for these releases:
Wednesday, October, 12th (6pm – close)
Thursday, October 13th (6pm – close)
Bel Air
Wednesday, October 12th (7pm – close)
Thursday, October 13th (7pm – close)
Bowie Town Center
Wednesday, October 12th (6pm – close)
Thursday, October 13th (6pm – close)
NEW RELEASE: New Belgium Dunkelweiss
New from New Belgium Brewing is Dunkelweiss , part of NB’s Lips of Faith collection. This beer has been previously released as a draft only offering. Dunkelweiss translates to “dark wheat”. It wouldn’t be a New Belgium offering they didn’t spice things up a bit. Expect favor.
Commercial Description:
Deep amber brown with a dense off-white head, Dunkelweiss 30° rediscovers Hefeweiss beers through a Belgian brewer’s lens. Envisioned by our own Matty “Smooth” Gilliland, this beer opens with sweet clove and banana notes that give way to a chocolaty warm finish with a peppery tingle across the palate. “I thought it would be fun to make a German wheat beer; we’ve explored the Belgian wheats pretty thoroughly,” said Gilliland. “Since this is Lips of Faith — and part of what makes that program fun is to make beers that are really unique and different — making a big, strong, dark Weiss beer sounded pretty folly-licious. It’ll still showcase all of the flavors that a Hefeweiss beer would have, but add in the burly body and extra punch. Think of it as a Grand Cru dunkelweiss.”
Style: Dunkelweizen
Taste Expectations: Clove & banana. Coriander & spices. Big on the malts with a small wheat palate.
Availability: 22oz bombers. Draft.
9% ABV
