Pale Ales
Terrapin All American Oat Pale Ale debuts in July, replacing All American Pilsner.
In the past, the Athens, Georgia based brewery released the aforementioned pilsner on election years. Terrapin’s Dustin Watts tells Beer Street Journal that Sound Czech’s return to cans has Continue Reading →
Lagunitas 12th of Never will officially be the brewery’s first canned offering. Above is a Beer Street Journal exclusive look at the new beer.
Tony Magee, the brewery’s founder, said a while ago that his brewery would be the last to Continue Reading →
Great Divide Denver Pale Ale has officially been reimagined, in both recipe and artwork. The brewery celebrates their 22nd birthday this month.
For the last 22 years, Great Divide has called Denver, Colorado home. For 20 of those years, the brewery Continue Reading →
Off Color Alfalfa King Pale Ale
Odell Loose Leaf Session Ale is the latest can release from the Fort Collins, Colorado brewery.
This release marks the brewery’s third can packaged on their new hi-tech canning line. The canner can crank out about 310 cans per minute.
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4 Hands City Wide Pale Ale is coming from the Saint Louis, Missouri based brewery.
The upcoming pale ale has been teased on social media over the past week. The can features the flag for the city of St. Louis.
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Sierra Nevada West Latitude Session Rye will be part of the new Beer Camp Across America mixed pack in May, 2016.
The last round of Beer Camp Across America in 2014 featured 12 hand-picked breweries that created their own unique beer. In 2016, Continue Reading →