Jester King to release montmorency vs. balaton blend
Montmorency vs. Balaton is the newest incarnation from Jester King, to be released at their taproom on June 16th, 2017.
Montmorency vs. Balaton is the newest incarnation from Jester King, to be released at their taproom on June 16th, 2017.
New England-style IPAs are all the rage these days. Juicy, hazy, and thick, not exactly what one would expect in an IPA. This craze actually started back in 2004 when the Brewmaster of The Alchemist decided not to filter or pasteurize his new IPA, Heady Topper. This left a hazy product with a thick mouthfeel and intense hop flavor without relative bitterness. It took a long time to catch on, like 10+ years, but now the New England IPA is beginning to get the recognition it deserves.
Prairie Artisan Ales, located in the heartland, gives me the feels all through my heartland. What started as a labor of love from two brothers in Oklahoma, has blossomed into a trendsetting operation for craft beer. These guys push the envelope whenever possible, with their ever hearty stouts, funky saisons, boozy imperial IPAs, and brain-stretching bottle labels. I wait with bated breathe for the next release, always stalking their movements, like a cat on the prowl for her next meal. And a meal from Prairie never disappoints. So…Prairie Artisan Ales…how do I love thee? Let me count the ways.
Boulevard Brewing announced recently that it will break ground on a $10 million expansion soon.
Saint Arnold Bishop’s Barrel series is both adored and lamented. Adored because of the creativity and deliciousness of this inspired line of barrel-aged brews, and lamented because it’s just gone so dang fast. Half the battle is knowing when and where to get it. Fret no longer, BIFB has got you covered.
This session IPA brewed with mango is the ideal beer for maximum pounding. Low bitterness, subtle fruit flavor, and 3.8% ABV make it perfect for long days in the sun making poor decisions. Do it.
Color: Pale amber or deep copper
Aroma: Mango and pine
Taste: Candied mango with subtle orange peel
Finish: Quick and resinous
Body: Medium
Austin’s original craft brewery, Celis Brewery, is gracing us with its beer yet again.
Victory Brewing Company’s flagship beer Golden Monkey has done its job of giving the brewery a certain notoriety among the craft inclined. A few years ago, they decided their standard Belgian-style Tripel could do with some barrel-aging. That’s when something amazing happened.
The lowly brown ale rarely gets the love it deserves, what with a new fangled IPA being released every other day. Well, this Imperial Brown Ale demands attention, and man is it worthy.
This fruited saison is made with Saison Dupont yeast, blackcurrant puree, Galaxy hops and acidified malts; it’s got layers. Read More