You’ll see at least to Epic Brewing’s in the United States. One is from New Zealand, the other Salt Lake City, Utah. For this conversation, we are talking about the one Salt Lake City. This pumpkin porter Continue Reading →
Heavy Seas Brewing’s new Hop Haarvest Ale is now available. While everyone is hard at work making fresh hop pale ales and IPAs, Heavy Seas went in a little different direction – a porter. It’s appearance was an Continue Reading →
Lakefront Brewing (Milwaukee, WI) wants you to meet Dan. Dan is the tax/compliance guy at the brewery. Lakefront’s “My Turn” series highlights the important folks at the brewery, not matter how big or how small. Everybody at Lakefront is part of Continue Reading →
Widmer Brothers is having a busy year. The first release in the brewery’s new Rotator IPA series is now hitting shelves, alongside some a string of experimental draft offerings.
Oatmeal Porter is soon to join the Series 924 lineup along with Continue Reading →
Heres some Alaska love. Midnight Sun Brewing’s (Anchorage, AK) T.R.E.A.T. returns to taps and bottles this month T.R.E.A.T. is an imperial chocolate pumpkin porter, brewed with cocoa nibs, cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg. It won a gold medal in 2007.
Bridgeport Brewing’s future Big Brews release is Raven Mad, an imperial porter. This release is 50% barrel aged. 50% in whiskey, 50% with oak. Oak chips? Quoth the raven: Nevermore.
Schlafly Brewing (St. Louis, MO) just shipped their newest edition to the Core Seasonal lineup, Porter. This is the first time its seen bottles. A few years ago, the brewery too a long look at their seasonal series. Continue Reading →
You’ll see at least to Epic Brewing’s in the United States. One is from New Zealand, the other Salt Lake City, Utah. For this conversation, we are talking about the one Salt Lake City. This pumpkin porter is a collaboration with DC Brau Brewing Company in Washington DC. Fermentation Without Representation joins Epic’s Exponential Series of small batch beers.
Heavy Seas Brewing’s new Hop Haarvest Ale is now available. While everyone is hard at work making fresh hop pale ales and IPAs, Heavy Seas went in a little different direction – a porter. It’s appearance was an unplanned surprise (that you won’t end up having to pay its way through school) and a result of a house recipe competition.
Local Maryland hand picked wet hops were used to make Haarvest. Drink it fresh and enjoy it, not all states with Heavy Seas distribution got this beer.
Style: Porter (fresh hopped) Taste Expectations: Roasty porter meets chewy hops. Your taste buds will flip flop between flavors. Availability: 22oz bombers, Draft.
Lakefront Brewing (Milwaukee, WI) wants you to meet Dan. Dan is the tax/compliance guy at the brewery. Lakefront’s “My Turn” series highlights the important folks at the brewery, not matter how big or how small. Everybody at Lakefront is part of your beer, from the person hopping the beer to the guy putting cases on pallets.
About Dan: This is Dan. Dan is the tax and Compliance/Transportation Manager at Lakefront, which basically means he does two important things: One – he keeps the feds happy so we can stay in business, and Two – he makes sure the beer gets to distributors so you can get your hands on it. Dan’s important.
Dan digs Golf, Tai Chi, Music, and BLTs one layer at a time (don’t ask). When asked about what he’d be doing if he didn’t work at the brewery, he gave some crackpot story about bikini inspecting, but we know he’s exactly where he ought to be After all, his favorite part about working at the brewery is… working at a brewery. Well put, Dan.
About the Beer:
Dan brewed a Baltic Porter. Expecdt this thing to be dark and robust with a malty sweetness. A touch hopper than the typical porter, the medium bitterness balances the malts and a deep chocolate or coffee aroma stops just short of burnt. If we did it right, this one oughta be one big, full bodied beer
Widmer Brothers is having a busy year. The first release in the brewery’s new Rotator IPA series is now hitting shelves, alongside some a string of experimental draft offerings.
Oatmeal Porter is soon to join the Series 924 lineup along with Nelson Imperial, Pitch Black IPA & more.
Midnight Sun’s T.R.E.A.T. Returns, Plus Oak Aged Edition
Heres some Alaska love. Midnight Sun Brewing’s (Anchorage, AK) T.R.E.A.T. returns to taps and bottles this month T.R.E.A.T. is an imperial chocolate pumpkin porter, brewed with cocoa nibs, cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg. It won a gold medal in 2007.
This year an oak aged version will be available in October.
Style: Porter
Availability: 22oz bombers, Draft. Area: AK, WA, OR, CA, NY
Bridgeport Brewing’s future Big Brews release is Raven Mad, an imperial porter. This release is 50% barrel aged. 50% in whiskey, 50% with oak. Oak chips? Quoth the raven: Nevermore.
Label: This is a blend of whiskey barrel aged porter with a batch of unbarred stout. It has a maximum of roasty malt flavor, hop bitterness, wood/oak overtones and bourbon vanilla notes.
Schlafly Brewing (St. Louis, MO) just shipped their newest edition to the Core Seasonal lineup, Porter. This is the first time its seen bottles. A few years ago, the brewery too a long look at their seasonal series. The seasonals didn’t match the SEASONS of St. Louis. (Schlafly says the have 3.) Just because it’s fall weather, doesn’t mean its not porter weather. So Schlafly is covering the spread with 2 seasonals. The new Porter is shipping with Oktoberfest.
Style: Porter Hops: Pilgrim, East Kent Golding, Northdown Malts: 2-row malted barley, caramel malt, chocolate malt Yeast: English Midlands Availability: 12oz bottles, Draft. Aug-Oct.
5.4% ABV, 27 IBUs
Octoberfest Bio:
Our Oktoberfest is a traditional Bavarian Märzen with a toasty malt aroma and slight caramel taste. This rich, amber lager is balanced by the use of German noble hops, while the lager yeast ferments cold and slow, creating a smooth, crisp beer.