Pale Ales
This bright can is Oskar Blues Brewhouse Special Pale Ale, a collaboration with the iconic, music influenced, House of Blues.
If you know Oskar Blues, you know the brewery loves music as much as they love the outdoors. The collaboration is Continue Reading →
Yards Snorri’s Ale debuts on Friday, March 27th. The coffee pale ale is a collaboration with Iceland’s Einstök Brewery, and La Colombe Coffee Roasters.
Named in honor of 13th Century Icelandic historian and poet, Snorri Sturluson, this coffee pale ale is brewed Continue Reading →
Terrapin Rye Pale Ale will soon launch in 12oz cans. The brewery is actively making a shift cans across the portfolio. By the end of 2015, more more than half of the lineup will be canned.
Today, Dustin Watts, VP of Continue Reading →
Lagunitas Equinox was first brewed in 1995. By our best estimates, the beer struck around until around 2003/2004. Lagunitas looks to bringing Equinox back in the near future.
Equinox is a “pale oat ale” brewed with a heavy dose of oats. Continue Reading →
The Unknown Brewing Company (Charlotte, NC) looks can one of their lower alcohol offerings, Pre Game Session Ale.
While craft beer easily made 7%+ a average ABV range, the more sessionable offerings are on fire right now.
Today is going to be a Continue Reading →
Foothills Brewing (Winston-Salem, NC) will start releasing a new 6-pack every three months this year. The first offering arrives on February 1st, with Pilot Mountain Pale Ale.
Foothills Pilot Mountain Pale Ale is a year round offering on tap, and hasn’t Continue Reading →
Sly Fox Brewing Company, Pottstown, PA will release a new canned offering, Sly Fox SRT Ale on Earth Day, 2015.
SRT Ale is built for the outdoors, and those who love behind outside. The new beer is a hop-forward pale ale, just 4.6% alcohol Continue Reading →