New: Redhook American Independence Ale. Part of the Brewery Backyard Series
To pay tribute to the American revolutionaries who started the home brewing tradition in the United States, Redhook and the American Independence Museum have joined forces to brew American Independence Continue Reading →
You might have already seen New Belgium’s newest Dig Pale Ale on shelves where you live. Dig replaced Mighty Arrow as the spring seasonal. (Lets just say early, early, spring.) Check out New Belgium’s backstory on Dig, along Continue Reading →
You want a low abv session beer tailgate with, beach it up with, or just drink the crap out of, 21st Amendment’s Bitter American is where it’s at. It’s just 4.4% (don’t even leave a comment about 4% vs 5% Continue Reading →
Ipswich Ales is now available for the first time in Georgia. Mercury Brewing has been brewing the Ipswich lineup on Boston’s North Shore since 1991, one of the oldest in New England.
The beers are initially only available at Continue Reading →
Brewdog’s Trashy Blonde will jump the pond soon. This punky pale ale hasn’t been offering in the United States ever before.
A titillating, neurotic, peroxide, punk of a pale ale. Combining attitude, style substance and a little bit of low self Continue Reading →
Mikkeller Ultramate 1000. While Mikkeller will soon be doing more brewing on American soil at Drake’s, an upcoming import is not, originating from De Proef. In other recent news from the brewery, check out Barrel Aged From/To just released, and Continue Reading →
More cans coming out of Florida soon. Intuition Ale Works is based in Jacksonville, Florida, and is about to celebrate their first birthday. My friends over at CraftCans.com have just broken the news that Intuition will start canning soon. They have purchased Continue Reading →
