Pale Ales
Airways Brewing Company (Kent, WA) summer seasonal arrives today. The citrusy pale ale kicks off the brewery’s summer. The best part about this offering? Cans.
“Our summer ale has a slightly new name, but is the same flavor-packed pale as last year,” Continue Reading →
Shipyard Brewing Co’s (Portland, ME) American Pale Ale was first released in 2013 in the United Kingdom. The beer was first a collaboration with Shipyard and Marston’s. Now it’s time to launch it in the United States. Marston’s owns Ringwood Brewery, Continue Reading →
Great Raft Brewing (Shreveport, LA) newest can offering is Commotion Pale Ale. The beer features a big wheat backbone that softens the finish, and compliments the grapefruit and citrus hop notes.
Great Raft Commotion Pale Ale is available year round.
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Starr Hill Brewing Company (Charlottesville, VA) promoted Grateful Pale Ale to year round status.
Grateful creates a fresh spin on the American Pale Ale tradition. A strong citrusy, resinous aroma from the hops leads into a light body with subtle malt Continue Reading →
Blackberry Farm Brewery is officially launching in Georgia today. Blackberry Farm is a Relais & Château luxury resort nestled in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee.
Blackberry Farm is actually home to a series of artisanal food and drink, including a beekeeper, butcher, cheese Continue Reading →
Kicking off a series of three limited release brews is Goose Island Ten Hills Pale Ale.
The name comes from Bonners Ferry, Idaho Elk Mountain Farms, the exclusive hop grower for Goose Island. The farm started with ten “hills” of hops Continue Reading →
Founders Brewing Company announced the 8th and last entry into the Backstage Series for 2013, Sweet Repute. Tack on a pale ale to the news list. The brewery already has a year round dry hopped pale ale, so keep that Continue Reading →