Blasphemy was first brewed in 2007, appearing again in 2008. It was set to make a triumphant return this year – which is has in some markets. Sadly, 2 bottling runs did pay QC muster, and failed. Burial Continue Reading →
Wild Heaven just crossed the 1 year mark. That calls for a beer celebration. Today the brewery shipped Eschaton, their 4th release since launch.
First lets tackle the name – Eschaton. Translated from Greek it means “End Of Time.” Note the Continue Reading →
The 2011 vintage of De Struise Pannepot is now available. Pannepot ranks among BeerAdvocate.com’s Top 100 Beers on Planet earth.
About Pannepot:
The Pannepøt owes its name to our Danish friends and customers who eagerly and often drink de Struise Continue Reading →
Deschutes Brewing’s newest beer The Stoic is hitting shelves. Stoic, a quadruple, is the result of 4 nuanced fermentations. This quad touts the use of pomegranate molasses, Belgian yeast, and aged in pinot noir and rye whiskey barrels.
Our brewers Continue Reading →
Deschutes Brewing (Bend, OR) will be releasing “The Stoic” in August. The beer – a quadrupel, mixes multiple barrels for added complexity. The Stoic will be joining the Reserve Series, with siblings such as The Abyss, Dissident, and Mirror Mirror.
Four Continue Reading →
A new one from Mikkeller headed stateside in 2011. Looks like a cross between a quadruple and a sour ale.
The monks are mad, they are raging. They are on their way to punish the one who spiked their Continue Reading →
Blasphemy was first brewed in 2007, appearing again in 2008. It was set to make a triumphant return this year – which is has in some markets. Sadly, 2 bottling runs did pay QC muster, and failed. Burial at sea.
We will make sure that those distributors that did not receive Blasphemy 2011 will receive it in 2012.
Style: Quadrupel. (Barrel Aged)
Next Shipment: 2012
Wild Heaven just crossed the 1 year mark. That calls for a beer celebration. Today the brewery shipped Eschaton, their 4th release since launch.
First lets tackle the name – Eschaton. Translated from Greek it means “End Of Time.” Note the Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse on the label. Artist Adam Houston based it on a pencil sketch by German artist Albrecht Dürer. The beer is a Belgian quadrupel aged on pinot noir oak chips. No candi sugar of any kind was used in the brew. Believe me, you want this one. Wild Heaven is truly giving you something to geek out about. This is just a glimpse at great things to come from them.
Draft will be available in Georgia by the end of the week. 12oz bottles by the end of the year.
In other Wild Heaven news, the brewery is working on a lower ABV beer due out in the spring, alongside prepping for their brewery build in Decatur, Georgia.
10.5% ABV
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The 2011 vintage of De Struise Pannepot is now available. Pannepot ranks among BeerAdvocate.com’s Top 100 Beers on Planet earth.
About Pannepot:
The Pannepøt owes its name to our Danish friends and customers who eagerly and often drink de Struise beers. As a tribute to them, we developed this brew in occasion of the International Beer Festival in Copenhagen which took place in May 2006. The beer has always been popular in it’s own region and was so well received at the festival that we decided to continue brewing it.
Style: Quadrupel
Taste Expectations: (Per Shelton) Aromas of dried fruit and spice. It reveals licorice, nutmeg, fruit, and caramel on the palate
Availability: 330ml bottles, some draft.
10% ABV
Deschutes Brewing’s newest beer The Stoic is hitting shelves. Stoic, a quadruple, is the result of 4 nuanced fermentations. This quad touts the use of pomegranate molasses, Belgian yeast, and aged in pinot noir and rye whiskey barrels.
Our brewers describe a simple recipe ironically hard to brew. The classic malt bill is all Pilsner malt. Hallartau, Czech Saaz, and Northern Brewer hops sustain a deftly understated flavor. Belgian candy sugars add impact and the smooth body required of any Belgian-style brew worth quaffing. A healthy portion of pomegranate molasses casts an opulent, tangy twist, while a vintage Belgian yeast strain provides a solid reference point. Pinot Noir and Rye Whiskey barrel-aging suggest notes of spice, citrus, pepper, vanilla, and toasted caramel like offerings to the ancients.
Style: Quadruple (double barrel aged)
Hops: Hallertau, Czech Saaz, Northern Brewer
Belgian candi sugar
Availability: 22oz bottles. Capped/waxed
11% ABV
Deschutes Brewing (Bend, OR) will be releasing “The Stoic” in August. The beer – a quadrupel, mixes multiple barrels for added complexity. The Stoic will be joining the Reserve Series, with siblings such as The Abyss, Dissident, and Mirror Mirror.
Four nuanced fermentations. Aged, sequestered, in select wine casks. Ergo a stoically brewed quad, with the spellbinding complexity of it’s medieval ancestors.
Availability: 22oz bombers. Capped/waxed.
Arrival: Late August, 2011.
11% ABV
A new one from Mikkeller headed stateside in 2011. Looks like a cross between a quadruple and a sour ale.
The monks are mad, they are raging. They are on their way to punish the one who spiked their sweet quadruple with a blend of sour ale. Psst — it was Mikkeller who did it. Don’t tell the monks!
Availability: 16.9 oz bottles
9.99% ABV
