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Things get even more fall-like in our latest collection of new offerings…And we’ve five seasonal craft beer directions that you may want to chase down.
Hemp Meets Hop (Atlanta, GA) – SweetWater Brewing just introduced the biggest NEW product launch in years, a line of beers that featuring strain-specific cannabis terpenes and natural hemp flavor. The first in this 420 lifestyle line of beers is SweetWater 420 Strain: G13, a 6% ABV India Pale Ale with profound hemp aromatics.
UpCountry Releases Three New Beers In Two Weeks (Asheville, NC) – UpCountry Brewing has been busy and they’ve crafted three new draft-only releases in the last two weeks for you to enjoy…
UpCountry Simple Man Table Bier – Simple, yet satisfying, Simple Man Table Bier is a 4% ABV refresher with surprising lemon curd and pepper notes and a healthy wheat backbone…
UpCountry Another Case of Brutality – Brewed with an abundance of Amarillo, Mandarina Bavaria, and Mosaic hops, while keeping the bitterness low, the humorously named Another Case of Brutality is a 7.1% ABV Brut IPA with a bright effervescent mouthfeel.
UpCountry Bob’s Berliner Weiss is exactly that, a 4.2% ABV salty and sour German traditional with a light body and acidic finish.
PM Gone! (Boston, MA) – Trillium Brewing is celebrating their fifth anniversary with something rich, dark and peanut-buttery. And its available now at the brewery, but it won’t be forever. Rich with roasty coffee and swirling dark chocolate/cocoa notes, Trillium Peanut Butter PM Dawn is a 10.1% ABV American Stout with a nifty peanut butter finish.
Chained (Miami, FL) – J Wakefield Brewing is celebrating the upcoming college football season (a HUGE deal in the south) with the return of a hazy IPA (a HUGE style everywhere). Brewed with a love of football and a reckless abundance of Amarillo, Citra, and Galaxy hops, J Wakefield Chains is a 6.5% ABV Northeast-style IPA named after Cuban-style gold link chain, now the stuff of sports legends in Miami.
