Lagers
Anheuser-Busch will unveil another higher alcohol beer during Super Bowl XLVII on Feb. 3. The beer was initially a part of Project 12, a company-wide brewmaster challenge amongst the brewers. Drinkers in various cities around the United States were Continue Reading →
To celebrate their 15th anniversary, Upland Brewing plans to resurrect one of Indiana’s most beloved beers of all time. Champagne Velvet, a German-inspired pilsener that was the flagship of the Terre Haute Brewing Company. Most of us don’t remember a time Continue Reading →
Hangar 24 Craft Brewery (Redlands, CA) released their first canned offerings this week. With this release, they are the first Southern California brewery to can and bottle their beer. Initial offerings include:
Orange Wheat – Crisp, Tangy, and Refreshing. The citrus aroma, Continue Reading →
Each year, founder and brewer Jim Koch and the other brewers at Samuel Adams recognize the most talented homebrewers for their world class brews through the Samuel Adams LongShot American Homebrew Contest. When Samuel Adams began the contest more than Continue Reading →
New Belgium launched Shift Pale Lager in 16 ounce tallboys earlier this year. Currently, the beer is only available in cans. The brewery plans on adding Shift to draft offerings next year. Also, 12 oz cans of Shift might be Continue Reading →
Heavy Seas is rebranding Marzen to Cutlass Amber Lager in 2013. Marzen (Cutlass) is the brewery’s most award winning beer. Less of a marzen, and more of a vienna style lager- Cutlass has gone through identity changes, from BaltoMärzHon, Heavy Seas Continue Reading →