Farmhouse Ales
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Jester King Ambree Farmhouse Amber Ale, Batch 3 is returning once again, a bit different from the original release.
Earlier batches of Jester King Ambree used as many as eight malts, and a special decoction mash (taking part of the wort Continue Reading →
Jester King Vulgar Affection, a nearly one year old farmhouse ale, releases today.
Like all of the brewery’s offerings, Jester King Vulgar Affection has a unique story. The love of foraging local ingredients for their beer, and Fantome’s Pissenlit beer, brought Continue Reading →
Bruery Terreux Prairie Rue aims to make an early fall debut. Prairie Artisan Ales joined The Bruery for a brew day back in November of 2014.
Bruery Terreux Prairie Rue is a farmhouse ale, aged in oak barrels. Total time in Continue Reading →
Hi-Wire Farmhouse Series Volume 1 kicks off a new series of farmhouse ales from the Asheville, North Carolina brewery.
To start off the new line, Hi-Wire chose to go traditional, making Hi-Wire Farmhouse Series Volume 1 a tribute to the classic Belgian-style Continue Reading →
New Belgium Long Table Farmhouse Ale has arrived in the brewery’s lineup. This “table-friendly” beer is a 6.2% ABV saison, perfect for food and friends.
An ode to the communal Saison, LONG TABLE Farmhouse Ale brings together the juicy flavors of Belgian yeast Continue Reading →
Third Rail Field 2 is the brewery’s first canned release. This beer will join Third Rail Alternate Side American Stout, released earlier this year in 22oz bottles.
Third Rail Field 2 features Bavarian and Solvenian hops, and a spicy, herbal finish Continue Reading →