Newbies – 5 New Craft Beers You Need To Check Out

Newbies – 5 New Craft Beers You Need To Check Out

|July 27th, 2015|

So many beers- So little time… Exotics and barrel-aged beauties define this week’s newbies and we’ve a number interesting new offerings that you’ll want to chase down…Plus we’ve some new releases from Avery and the Hop Concept that sound serious as well.

The Hop Concept Lemon and Grassy IPALemon & Grassy (San Marcos, CA) – Port Brewing /The Lost Abby’s newest division The Hop Concept is releasing the third beer from their Hop Freshener Series this week – so be ready. The Hop Concept’s Lemon & Grassy is their ode to summer – an 8.5% IPA that’s brewed with Galena, Brewers Gold, Comet, Sorachi Ace and Nelson hops – and freshened with Lemon zest.

A Celebration Libation (Boulder, CO) – Avery will be celebrating their 22 years in the biz with a party (August 8th 4-8pm) at their new brewery – and a special new beer. Avery Twenty Two 100% Brettanomyces drie Fermented Dry-Hopped Wild Ale.

Great-Divide-21st-American-Sour-Ale--960x632Sweet 21 (Denver, CO) – Great Divide has just bottled their first Sour to commemorate their recent anniversary. Great Divide 21st Anniversary Sour is a 6.2% Wild Ale with bright, tart kiwi and citrus tones. Soured with Lactobacillus and Brettanomyces and aged for 9 months in wine barrels, this special edition Sour is available now in 750 ml bottles.

There’s Nothing Like A Pumpkin Ale In August (Seattle, WA) – Elysian is known for their pumpkin beers (they’ve four already scheduled through October) and it stand stands to reason that we’d be seeing some of them soon. Elysian Night Owl a 6.7% pumpkin-pumped ale is the first in this series and just in time for your late summer barbeques.

RiverNorth QuadXO Quadrophenia (Denver, Co) – After stashing it away for nearly a year and a half, River North Brewery will be releasing something insanely special at their taproom this Saturday, August 1st. 15 months in the making, River North’s Quad XO, is a massive Abbey-style Quadrupel Ale that’s been aged in Chardonnay barrels. It’s a very limited release (only 135 cases bottled) – so you’ve been warned.

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