Lagers
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 →
Brooklyn Brewery (Brooklyn, New York) plans to mark their upcoming silver anniversary with Silver Anniversary Lager. Celebrating major success with Brooklyn Lager, the brewery took that recipe and brewed it to dopplebock strength, then bottle conditioned.
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Surly Brewing announced that Hell will now be a year round offering. The summer seasonal proved to be so popular, the Todd Haug (Surly Brewmaster) said via Twitter: “Yup HELL Forever”.
Finally, a Surly beer my German mother will drink. She Continue Reading →
Anderson Valley Brewing Company is adding a new dark lager to their lineup- “El Steinber“. The beer will be the first addition to their core lineup in nearly 7 years, and the first time they have ever put a lager Continue Reading →
New Belgium Brewing (Fort Collins, CO) unveiled Shift Pale Lager in late spring of this year. It’s only availability was 16oz cans. By the looks of it, Shift might find it’s way into 12oz cans in the future.
Style: Lager
Hops: Target, Nelson Sauvin, Continue Reading →
A beer brewed with lobster. What were you expecting from a New England brewery? Redhook Black Lobstah Lager looks to join the brewery’s Backyard Series. The brewery recently released American Independence Day Ale the same series.
Style: Lager (w/ Lobster)
Availability: Draft only, as of Continue Reading →