Great Lakes Christmas Ale To Be Released Oct. 21
Fans of Great Lakes Brewing Co.'s annual Christmas Ale won't have to wait until December to buy the beer.Great Lakes has announced that the annual release w...
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Beachwood Brewing To Release SADIE Barrel Aged Ale
Beachwood Brewing has announced SADIE, dark ale aged in three different bourbon barrels and listed at 12 percent ABV.“People are really excited about Beachw...
SanTan Brewing Lanches Vault Series With Count Hopula
SanTan Brewing Company will be releasing a new series that will include both some of its existing seasonal, as well as new beers in 16-ounce cans this fall...
Bear Republic Racer X To Return
Racer X, one of Bear Republic Brewing's most anticipated seasonal releases every year, is set to return to shelves this month.
The recipe for the annually-rele...
Jester King Returns Omniscience & Proselytism in Bottles
After almost a year of waiting, Jester King Brewery's Omniscience & Proselytism, a barrel-aged, wild beer refermented with strawberries, is s...
Founders to Rerelease Black Rye in 2015
A Founders fan favorite last brewed in 2006 is making its return next year. Earlier today, Founders Brewing Co. announced Black Rye, a 7.5 percent ABV take on r...
Victory Brewing To Release Moving Parts 02 IPA
Victory Brewing Company is set to release the second beer in its Moving Parts series, Moving Parts 02. Codenamed MP02, the IPA exclusively uses English hops and...
Prairie Bringing Brimstone Aged Bomb! to Texas
Most people are very familiar with Prairie Artisan Ale’s landmark beer, Bomb! by now, as well as many of the iterations the Tulsa-based brewery has released bas...
Upland Brewing Opens Newest Lottery Today
Upland Brewing Co. will be opening up its next lottery for three of its sour blends starting today at 12 p.m. local time. Included in the lottery will be two be...
Prairie Bomb!
In early 2013, Tulsa, Okla.-based Prairie Artisan Ales released a new beer named Bomb!, an imperial stout blended with espresso beans, chocolate, vanilla beans and ancho chili peppers. While it was not the first beer to gain recognition outside of Oklahoma, Bomb! is considered by many to be the release that put Prairie Artisan Ales on the map and increased the demand for its beers nationally.
