Jailhouse Brewing (Hampton, GA) is no long draft only. 22oz Bombers of brewery’s beers are hitting shelves.
The Beers:
Slammer Wheat – American Wheat, 5% ABV. An American wheat beer perfect for the “General Population,” Slammer Wheat is Continue Reading →
Mikkeller does not have a brewery of their own, but are extremely prolific. Especially when it comes to IPAs . There are currently 10 single hopped IPAs for you to track down, plus the Brewdog collaboration. Here is your next Continue Reading →
Bell’s Brewing’s epic & tasty IPA – Two Heart Ale keg cans get a new label. The fish label that you have come to know and love will still be featured on the backdrop of a book. Volume Continue Reading →
Speakeasy Ale & Lager’s Big Daddy IPA. First released in March, 1998.
No lightweight, Big Daddy I.P.A tips the scales with a huge hop flavor and a clean, dry finish that leaves the scene without a trace.
Style: India Pale Ale
Hops: 3 Varieties of Continue Reading →
Sierra Nevada Brewing (Chico, CA) has spent 2010 celebrating their 30th year of brewing. Their anniversary ale has been retired, but their Celebration Ale will live on. This fresh hopped ale celebrates the coming of the winter season, Christmas and Continue Reading →
Fall means hop harvest. Hop Harvest means fresh hopped beers. Hops are fresh picked off the vine and added to the beer usually within a day. Left Hand Brewing (Longmont, CO) is a released once a year concurrent with Continue Reading →
Sierra Nevada is easily one of the most environmentally conscious breweries in the United States. Based in Chico, California, Sierra is mostly solar powered, owns a rail spur, and now has released it’s first 100% certified organic beer – “Estate Continue Reading →
