Odell Barrel Thief is now officially in bottles for the first time. The oak aged imperial IPA got its start on Odell’s pilot system, and has been available on draft in the past.
Odell Barrel Thief uses whole flower American hops, especially Equinox hops Continue Reading →
Jester King Foudreweizen is the second collaboration Jester King has done with Live Oak Brewing Co. Both breweries are based in Austin, Texas.
To create Foudreweizen, Jester King transferred Live Oak Hefeweizen wort (boiled, but not yet fermented beer) from the Continue Reading →
Innis & Gunn Highland Ale has reached U.S. shelves. The beer is the latest Limited Edition Series release by the Scottish craft brewery.
Innis & Gunn Highland Ale follows in the footsteps of the Innis & Gunn’s barrel aged siblings, being Continue Reading →
Innis & Gunn Rare Oak Pale Ale is the latest release to hit the United States. The
This new bottle offering makes use of Scottish oak’s unique flavor that Innis & Gunn says hasn’t been used in brewing for hundreds of Continue Reading →
Not too long ago, Allagash Brewing (Portland, ME) and Russian River Brewing (Santa Rosa, CA) created a very special collaboration with world renown Belgian brewery, Brasserie Cantillon.
Wild Friendship Blend, born in Belgium, is a three way blend of 3 year old Continue Reading →
Peace Tree Wild Red Ale releases on March 21st, 2015. The American wild ale celebrates the brewery’s fifth anniversary.
Peace Tree Wild Red Ale started as an amber ale three years ago, then was introduced to oak barrels with wild yeast. The Continue Reading →
Back in October, Terrapin Beer Company’s co-founder and brewmaster “Spike” Buckowski traveled to New Belgium to create the first half of this new collaboration, Black is the New Wit. Weeks later, New Belgium’s Peter Bouckaert travelled to Terrapin’s Athens, Georgia home.
Peter Continue Reading →
