Clown Shoes Josh The Boss Hog
This brief snippet of the Ipswich, Mass.-based Clown Shoes Beer comes directly from the Clown Shoes website and provides a summary of the history:
It all start...
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Clown Shoes Bluegrass Billionaire
In the ever expanding array of choices that grace the shelves of today's liquor stores there are a few key buzz words that will usually garnish my attention. "B...
Clown Shoes Chocolate Sombrero
While having no brick and mortar location, Clown Shoes' beers are currently contract brewed at Mercury Brewing Co. in Ipswich, Mass. It is easily recognized by ...
Clown Shoes Flight of the Angry Beast
Clown Shoes Beer is a client brewer that has operated since 2009 via Mercury Brewing Company in Ipswitch, Mass. With 48 different beers on the books, Clown Shoe...
Clown Shoes Coffee Pecan Pie Porter (2015)
Clown Shoes Beer has built a reputation on big, bold and outrageous beers.Experimenting a lot with barrel aged beers and beers that hit very high ABV marks....
Clown Shoes A Fistful of Unidragon
It was late 2011 when Clown Shoes Beer first stepped foot in Texas, a turn of phrase I used in the title of a piece I did on their arrival while writing for another website. Looking back on what I wrote, while I made a point to share some thoughts on other beers in the brewery's portfolio, there's no denying that I was most taken with the mythical beast of a beer known as Blaecorn Unidragon. In fact, after that the beer became in my personal imperial stout rotation.
Clown Shoes Pierre Ferrand Billionaire
Coming up on its sixth year in the brewing business, Clown Shoes Beer has carved a seat firmly in the craft beer market producing some great bold, high ABV beers at price points lower than most of their competitors. The beers are contract brewed by Mercury Brewing Co. in Ipswich, Mass.
Clown Shoes The Good, The Bad & The Unidragon
Clown Shoes Beer has long been known as a brewery that is not afraid to take chances with its beers or its distribution, including releasing various beers that are only available in specific states.One such release for the Ipswich, Mass.-based brewery was the Texas-exclusive The Good, The Bad & The Unidragon, a 14 percent ABV Russian imperial stout that uses the brewery's Blaecorn Unidragon Russian imperial stout (11.5 percent ABV) as its base, but changes things up considerably by using malts grown in Texas by Blackland Malt Co.
