Mikkeller Spontaneous Series
Shelton Brothers has been unable to distribute in Missouri for the past three years. The lack of distribution meant Mikkeller’s offerings were unavailable to the Show-Me state.
Now that Shelton Brothers is back, the distributor teamed up with Mikkel of Mikkeller Continue Reading →
Mikkeller has been releasing a new round of Spontaneous Series beers in 2013. This list is pretty long and diverse, and continues to follow that trend. For the offering you see above, beetroot (the earthy tasting taproot) is added to the Continue Reading →
Mikkeller (Denmark, U.S. & wherever he feels like it) has readied the first round of Spontaneous beers for 2013. The series features a base lambic beer (aged in oak) with a special fruit addition for variety and flavor depth. Above Continue Reading →
Mikkeller unleashes a new round of Spontaneous Series beers in 2013. There are quite a few on the way as you see below. Tack SpontanMandarin. You know cassis as the black currant. The fruit is added to the base beer, a lambic Continue Reading →
Mikkeller unleashes a new round of Spontaneous Series beers in 2013. Joining the series is SpontanCassis. You know cassis as the black currant. The fruit is added to the base beer, a lambic fermented in oak.
Cassis will join SpontanPeach, SpontanElderflower, SpontanRosehip and SpontanRosehip, and SpontanGooseberry.
Style: Lambic (w/ Black Currant)
Availability: 11.2 oz Continue Reading →
Mikkeller unleashes a new round of Spontaneous Series beers in 2013. Joining the series is SpontanPeach. The fruit is added to the base beer, a lambic fermented in oak.
SpontanPeach will join SpontanElderflower, SpontanRosehip and SpontanGooseberry.
Style: Lambic (w/ Peaches)
Availability: 11.2 oz bottles
Arrival: TBA
7.7% ABV
Lambic, The Rundown.
A lambic is a spontaneously fermented beer. Continue Reading →
Mikkeller unleashes a new round of Spontaneous Series beers in 2013. Among them – SpontanRosehip. A rosehip is the fruit of the rose plant uses in various culinary recipes, but can be eaten raw. The flavor? Citrusy and of course, Continue Reading →