Beer Alert: New Caramel Apple Ales And Fall Seasonals

(Courtesy Sun King Brewing)

September is ON and American craft brewers are addressing the changing season with more exciting offerings you’re gonna want have around.

The Apple Of Our Eyes (Indianapolis, IN) – Sun King Brewing, one of Indiana’s largest craft breweries, was awarded more medals at the GABF than any other brewery in the competition in 2021. And the brewery is returning a King’s Reserve Series offering that’s perfect for the changing season.

Crafted with dried local apple and sweetened with brown sugar caramel, Sun King Caramel Apple Tripel is a massive 13.2% ABV Belgian-Style Tripel which was aged to perfection in specially curated rum barrels.

(Courtesy Ecliptic Brewing)

A Cosmic Collaboration (Portland, OR) – Ecliptic Brewing has joined forces with Seattle’s Holy Mountain Brewing and crafted Ecliptic’s fourth Cosmic Collaboration of 2022. Brewed with Pale and Pilsner malts and dry-hopped with Vista and BRU-1, Ecliptic + Holy Mountain Extra Juicy Pale Ale is a 6% ABV Hazy Pale Ale with bright stone fruit, melon and pear notes.

“Holy Mountain makes very unique, flavorful beers and is a favorite of many Ecliptic brewers, said Ecliptic’s Owner and Brewmaster, John Harris. “Colin at Holy Mountain and I talked about many different styles but settled on a very drinkable style for the summer. This extra juicy pale delivers.”

Serious Beer From The N/A Corner (St Paul, MN) – With more craft breweries than ever before brewing serious non-alcohol beer, ACB has expanded its coverage to include new NA beers that matter. And Summit Brewing has a new non-alcoholic beer we found incredibly convincing. Brimming with big apricot, tangerine and mixed berry aromatics, Summit Nialas Non-Alcoholic IPA is a classic hop-forward India Pale Ale with all the taste you’d expect, but none of the buzz.

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