Honey
The first winter seasonal from Alltech Lexington Brewing and Distilling Co. (Lexington, KY) is Kentucky Honey Barrel Brown Ale. The beer is aged in bourbon barrels for six weeks with 1,700 pounds of local Hosey Honey and ginger from Boyd’s Bottom Continue Reading →
Wicked Weed Brewing’s (Asheville, NC) Terra Locale Appalachia arrives on Monday November 10th. Appalachia is a brett saison, brewed with sweet potatoes, honey and grits. The Terra Locale series focuses on using local ingredients. The mountains of North Carolina? Grits are a perfect Continue Reading →
In late fall/early winter, Olde Hickory Brewery (Hickory, NC) releases a formidable barrel aged imperial stout, The Event Horizon.
This year, the label art gets a sleek overhaul.
The Event Horizon is the point of no return. Once you have entered the Continue Reading →
Lexington Brewing (Lexington, KY) has built a series of seasonals around their award winning Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale. The brewery looks to add another offering to the barrel aged lineup – Honey Barrel Brown Ale.
Kentucky Honey Barrel Brown Ale is Continue Reading →
The second edition in Bell’s Brewery’s Planetary Series, Venus has been bottled and ready to ship. This edition is a blonde ale with apricot, honey, cardamon, and vanilla.
The second release in our Planets Series starts with spicy, fruity and light Continue Reading →
Troeg’s Brewing (Hershey, PA) has already started bottling seasonal offering, Mad Elf. The brewery announced it on Instagram Tuesday afternoon, but later deleted the post.
Mad Elf is a Belgian-style strong ale, brewed with cherries and honey. No word if it Continue Reading →
Wild Honey. That’s what Bayou Teche Biere’s Miel Sauvage means when you translate it. The brew uses local Louisiana honey from the brewery’s neighbor Bernard Apiaries. Sauvage is inspired by French farmhouse breweries making Biere de Mel or honey beers.
Miel Sauvage is Cajun French for wild Continue Reading →