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This weekend’s new beer offerings span summer to fall, but that doesn’t mean they’re not fun …So welcome to our last Beer Run for August…And there’s plenty to like here.
Want Proof? (Tallahassee, FL) – Proof Brewing is returning an award-winner that was originally brewed to commemorate the Florida State University football win over Auburn at the BCS National Championship in 2014. Clocking in at a crowd-pleasing 9% ABV, Proof Warpath IPA is an aggressive Imperial India Pale Ale that pays tribute to the soon-to-come college football season and the beloved hometown team.
Brut Behavior (San Leandro, CA) – After months and months of test batches, Drake’s Brewing is finally releasing their personal take on an exciting new style. Highly-carbonated and dry Drake’s Brightside Extra Brut IPA is a 7% ABV almost Champagne-esque India Pale Ale with a crisp fruity, finish.
A Wet Hop Summer (Novato, CA) – Fresh hop season is beginning and Moylan’s Brewery is already all about it. Using only freshly picked hops, Moylan’s Wet Hop American Summer Hazy IPA is a 6.5% ABV India Pale Ale brewed with more than 100 lbs. of fresh Chinook hops from nearby Hops-Meister Farms in Clearlake, California.
Want Coffee, Pumpkin? (Brooklyn, NY) – For the fifth year running Coney Island Brewery has partnered with Brooklyn’s own Café Grumpy to bring New York coffee and beer fans something special. Hauntingly complex and deep copper-hued, Coney Island’s Freaktoberfest Big Ol’ Pumpkin Ale is a 6.2% ABV fall seasonal that’s a wake-up call you can close out the night with!
Worth Fighting For! (Comstock, MI) – Bell’s Brewery has just announced the newest addition to their uber-fun Larry’s Latest Series but you’re going to have wait till January to enjoy this tropical break in the winter. Brewed with passionfruit, lime zest and wheat malt, Bell’s Flamingo Fruit Fight is a 5% ABV ‘gateway’ beer that will appeal to beer explorers, that aren’t sure about sour beers…as well as those that are.
