Lagers

Uinta Wyld, Monkshine & Yardsale

Uinta Brewing (Salt Lake City, UT) has been rebranding recently.  3 more beautiful labels have surfaced.

From the Four+ Series:

Wyld– Organic Pale Ale, 4 %. Available year round.

Monkshine – Belgian Style Pale Ale, 6.8%.  Available year round.

Yardsale – looks like Gelande, the Continue Reading →

Uinta’s Skipping Stone, King’s Peak

Uinta Brewing looks to be adding a new summer offering – Skipping Stone Summer Lager, or renaming “Sum’r.”   Sum’r is an organic summer ale, while Skipping Stone has no USDA certification on it.  They are continuing their new label Continue Reading →

Napa Smith has a Crush

Napa Smith Brewing is nestled in Napa Valley, California – in the heart of wine country.  Don Barkley, 30 year veteran of brewing approaches brewing with the idea that the world needs great beer that makes food taste Continue Reading →

Brotherly Suds 2: A Brewer’s Beer

Here are some more details on the sure to be tasty collaboration headed for Philly Beer Week in June, 2011.  The name is Brotherly Suds 2..  The collab features Tom Kehoe (Yards),  John Trogner (Troegs), Brent Kintzer (Stoudt’s), Bill Covaleski Continue Reading →

Sam Adams Lightship Back From Hiatus

Lightship was eventually abandoned for Sam Adams Light.  It was the second beer Jim Koch ever made.  The vision for Lightship was to change peoples expectations of light beer.  The recipe itself is over 20 years old now.

Lightship as seen Continue Reading →

New Release: Full Sail LTD 5 R

The next seasonal edition in Full Sail Brewing’s (Hood River, OR) LTD Series is “5” or “LTD 5.”  5 is a amber lager, and well crafted one at that.

Commercial Description:
For those who love amber ales, here’s a Limited Edition Lager that Continue Reading →

Walgreen’s Now Selling Big Flats Beer

National chain Walgreen’s has started selling beer after a dry 16 years.  Interestingly enough, they will be selling their own “house beer”.

Most house named beers – are brewed by someone else as is the case for Walgreen’s.  The beer – Continue Reading →