So many beers, So little time… After years of developing a reputation for award-winning traditional beers, a St. Louis Brewery is selectively releasing brews from their private cellar collection and you need to know all about it.  Plus we’ve also got some new releases from New Belgium and Breckenridge that sound extremely awesome as well.

Sour Sessions (Easton, PA) – Weyerbacher Brewing has just released a tart new offering that we can’t wait to get our hands on. Weyerbacher Tarte Nouveau is a 3.9% ABV “session sour” that’s brewed in the Berliner Weisse style.

Lazy Ballerina (St. Louis, MO) – The Ibex Cellar is an aging and conditioning cellar found deep within Schlafly Brewing’s Tap Room and it’s where they store their very special, limited-edition experimental beers. And now, they’re making these beers available selectively in large format bottles. The first Ibex Cellar release is Lazy Ballerina – a French-style Saison brewed with Chambourcin grapes from Chandler Hill Vineyards, a local winery in Missouri, and then aged in the vineyard’s wine barrels.

The Inside-Skinny This Summer (Ft. Collins, CO) – New Belgium Brewing has just released a new seasonal and it’s an ode to summer’s pleasures. New Belgium Skinny Dip is a 4.2% ABV hazy Blonde Ale that was born with hot days in mind.

Acting Single And Seeing Double (Clifton Park, NY) – Shmaltz Brewing has introduced a brand-new style (we think) that will be available in June. Wishbone Session Double IPA is an 8% ABV session IPA in name only – not that there’s anything wrong with that.

Colorado Rocky Mountain High (Denver, CO) – Breckenridge Brewery is debuting a brand-new, year-round release this week and we can’t wait to chase one down. Breck IPA is a 6.4% ABV “Colorado-style” India Pale Ale that they took their sweet time developing – but we are confident that it was worth the wait.

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