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Archives for July 2020

Whitman Brewery Releases Hard Seltzer

July 31, 2020 by Andrew Innes

Whitman Brewery Releases Hard Seltzer

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Whitman Brewing is excited to announce their first can release, New World Water. Four-packs of this Hard Seltzer go on sale at 4PM on Thursday, July 30th at the brewery, located at 20 Lake Avenue in Saratoga Springs.

The new canning line was scheduled for setup by the manufacturer, Cask Global Canning Solutions, based out of Alberta, Canada, just days before the border was shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This delayed the first canning run, but after many calls and video meetings with Cask, Head Brewer Nick Meyer had the machine up and running.

The first release is New World Water, a 5.14% ABV Hard Seltzer conditioned with over 200lbs of puréed strawberries, giving it a subtle pink hue and a slightly tart fruit flavor. “We are thrilled to finally be able to offer our loyal customers a packaged product. Hard Seltzer seemed like the perfect choice for summer, since it pairs well with outdoor cookouts and boating.” said Brewery Director, Keegan Dombrosky. New World Water is naturally gluten-free and is best enjoyed over ice.

Must be 21+ to purchase, masks and proper social distancing are required.

About Whitman Brewing Co.
Whitman Brewing is a craft brewery located in downtown Saratoga Springs, NY. Serving approachable, yet sophisticated beers since 2019. @Whitman_Brewing | waltandwhitmanbrewing.com

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Suzie’s Organics Launches Hard Seltzer

July 30, 2020 by Andrew Innes

Suzie’s Organics Launches Hard Seltzer

PENDELTON, Ore.– The maker of Suzie’s Organics is entering the nearly $2 billion hard seltzer market. The company has launched Suzie’s Brewery Company and will be releasing its line of Suzie’s Organic Hard Seltzers this month. The seltzers are being produced, canned and packaged in its new Pendleton-based brewery. Sales and operations are based in Tualatin. The hard seltzer market is projected to be 4.7 billion by 2022.

“The Official Hard Seltzer of Mother Nature” will be hitting shelves this month throughout Oregon. The lineup includes the following 5 organic flavors: Citrus Flip, Kiwi Mango, Very Berry, Peachy and Naked. The seltzers are packaged in 12-can multi packs featuring all flavors and in 6-packs of each individual flavor. At only 100 calories and 2 grams of sugar, Suzie’s Hard Seltzers are also gluten-free and brewed with organic alcohol fermented from organic cane sugar and organic-sourced natural flavors.

“We are thrilled to be entering the hard seltzer segment and we’re looking forward to introducing the market to the Suzie’s Organics brand,” said Chris Barhyte President of Suzie’s. As the Official Hard Seltzer of Mother Nature, Suzie’s is pledging to help Mother Nature replenish earth’s natural landscapes through its partnership with Eden Reforestation Projects. For every 12 cans of Suzie’s Hard Seltzer sold, one new tree will be replanted. Visit edenprojects.org to learn more.

Suzie’s Brewery Company is a brand of Barhyte Specialty Foods Company. Based in Pendleton, Oregon, Barhyte has roots dating back 200 years and 6,000 miles away in Germany, where Jacobus Barhyte first created a sweet-and-sour mustard that he brought to the US. Today, the company offers more than 65 award-winning mustards, marinades, sauces, and other condiments through Barhyte Specialty Foods, the Saucy Mama brand and the Suzie’s Organics brand, as well as through co-branded and private label products.

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Athletic Brewing Releases Limited Edition Non-Alcoholic “Closer By The Mile” IPA

July 30, 2020 by Andrew Innes

Athletic Brewing Releases Limited Edition Non-Alcoholic “Closer By The Mile” IPA

STRATFORD, Conn. — Although the Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) is reimagining to a virtual experience in 2020, the organization’s fundraising efforts to beat cancer never stops. To support the campaign to raise funds for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (Dana-Farber), America’s first solely non-alcoholic brewer and PMC partner, Athletic Brewing, is releasing a “Closer by the Mile” brew to all PMC riders plus beer lovers in Massachusetts. Athletic will donate all proceeds from “Closer by the Mile” to the organization’s 2020 fundraising efforts.

Closer by the Mile is a very hop-forward IPA. It features a Vienna malt profile, tons of hop character and aroma. PMC riders and beer lovers can expect notes of blueberry and tropical fruit generated from Mosaic and specialty hops, but none of the alcohol that could affect their training for this year’s reimagined PMC.

“Cancer doesn’t stop for a pandemic and neither does the passion that PMC riders bring to the effort to fund a cure for cancer. We couldn’t be prouder to offer Closer by the Mile because cancer must be beat,” said Athletic founder Bill Shufelt.

“As we prepare for PMC 2020 Reimagined, we are thankful for the continued support from Athletic Brewing,” said Glynn Hawley, Director of Provisions & Logistics at the PMC. “Athletic remains committed to our shared mission to support Dana-Farber in the fight against cancer, which is more important than ever. We can’t wait to enjoy a “Closer by the Mile” brew during PMC 2020 Reimagined.”

This year is Athletic Brewing’s second year as a PMC partner. In 2019, Shufelt and the Athletic team served the brewery’s revolutionary non-alcoholic Upside Down Golden Ale, Run Wild IPA and Cerveza Atletica at the end of each day during PMC weekend. Beginning the July 15, PMC riders can purchase Closer by the Mile at AthleticBrewing.com through an exclusive link provided by the PMC. Athletic will ship Closer by the Mile directly to the rider’s home. For all beers lovers in the PMC’s home state of Massachusetts, Athletic Brewing, in partnership with Night Shift Distributing, will release Closer by the Mile to retail locations beginning July 21.

About the Pan-Mass Challenge
The Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) is a bike-a-thon that today raises more money for charity than any other single athletic fundraising event in the world. The 41st PMC will take place on August 1, 2020. The PMC was founded in 1980 by Billy Starr, who remains the event’s executive director, an annual cyclist and a fundraiser. The PMC has since raised $717 million for adult and pediatric patient care and cancer research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute through the Jimmy Fund. The event donates 100% of every rider-raised dollar directly to the cause, generating 57% of the Jimmy Fund’s annual revenue as Dana-Farber’s single largest contributor. The PMC has successfully melded support from committed cyclists, volunteers, corporate sponsors and individual contributors, all of which are essential to the PMC’s goal and model: to attain maximum fundraising efficiency while increasing its annual gift. The PMC’s hope and aspiration is to provide Dana-Farber’s doctors and researchers with the necessary resources to discover cures for all cancers. For more information on the Pan-Mass Challenge, visit pmc.org.

About Athletic Brewing
We’re beer lovers at heart. But we also love being healthy, active, and at our best. These conflicting passions created an internal struggle. Why couldn’t these loves live in harmony? Yes, there was non-alcoholic beer – but we’re lovers of great tasting beer. Maybe it just wasn’t possible, but we had to give it a try. A few years and hundreds of recipes later, Athletic Brewing Company was born – the first brewery fully devoted to the production of non-alcoholic craft beer in the US. We craft our innovative recipes using only pure, all-natural ingredients in small batches at our custom breweries on the East and West Coasts. Our intricate process lets you enjoy the refreshing taste of craft beer without the alcohol. So whether you’ve decided to cut alcohol out of your life for good, for a night, or for just one drink, Athletic Brewing Company provides an option without compromise.

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Dogfish Head’s 120 Minute IPA Returns with New Bottle Carrier

July 27, 2020 by Andrew Innes

Dogfish Head’s 120 Minute IPA Returns with New Bottle Carrier

MILTON, Del. – The Holy Grail for Hopheads, Dogfish Head Craft Brewery’s iconic 120 Minute IPA is back with a bold, new bottle carrier. Originally released in 2003, 120 Minute IPA is an Imperial IPA continuously hopped with a copious amount of high-alpha American hops throughout the boil and whirlpool, and dry-hopped with another whopping pallet of hops. Clocking in at 15-18% ABV, this unfiltered and abundantly hoppy brew boasts sweet, almost candy-like, hop aromas with flavors of hop resin and a lingering bitterness. Making its way shelves nationwide – where legal, this year’s 120 Minute IPA is available NOW in 4pk/12oz bottles.

“The release of 120 Minute IPA is always one of my favorites times of year. I’m beyond excited to grab a couple of bottles of this year’s batch to add to my cellar, as well as a bottle to crack open and share with my wife, Mariah,” said Sam Calagione, Dogfish Head founder and brewer. “To best experience 120 Minute IPA’s intricate flavor profile, I recommend serving it cool, not cold in a snifter or cognac glass. And if you can muster up the self-control to allow your 120 Minute IPA to age for a couple of years, the flavors and aromas will grow even more complex, with greater notes of marmalade and an enhanced sherry-like character.”

To better complement the audacious aromas and flavors found in 120 Minute IPA, Dogfish Head revamped the beer’s bottle carrier, making it bolder and more eye-catching with a jet-black background and metallic gold graphics. At the center of the design is something every beer-lover will quickly recognize, a hop cone. The ingredient responsible for bringing 120 Minute IPA to life, this hand-drawn hop cone exudes golden rays of light, assuring folks that their search is over – they found it, theHoly Grail for Hopheads.

Those scouring the shelves for some 120 Minute IPA will notice it is not the only one of Dogfish Head’s off-centered ales sporting a new look.Dogfish Head’s 60 Minute IPA, a classic east coast IPA brewed with a slew of Northwest hops, is also boasting a brand-new design. The forest green graphics gracing the label ofDogfish Head’s classic 60 Minute IPA feature a clock-like contraption to represent Sam’s invention of the continual hopping process, the brewing mechanism that gives60 Minute IPA is abundantly hoppy, yet beautifully balanced flavor profile.

“At Dogfish Head, we brew ‘Off-Centered Ales for Off-Centered People.’ Our unique recipes and the liquids they produce are what set us apart from the other 7,000+ independent craft breweries in America,” said Sam. “With our new packaging designs for 120 Minute IPA and60 Minute IPA, we’re hoping to highlight the off-centeredness within each bottle or can and to celebrate the hand-crafted touch that goes into the creation of each our delicious libations.”

For more information about Dogfish Head’s off-centered ales, please visit www.dogfish.com. To locate some 120 Minute IPA or 60 Minute IPA, check outDogfish Head’s Fish Finder.

About Dogfish Head Craft Brewery:
Dogfish Head has proudly focused on brewing beers with culinary ingredients outside the Reinheitsgebot since the day it opened as the smallest American craft brewery nearly 25 years ago.Dogfish Head has grown into a top-20 craft brewery and won numerous awards throughout the years, includingWine Enthusiast’s 2015 Brewery of the Year and the James Beard Foundation Award for 2017 Outstanding Wine, Spirits, or Beer Professional. A Delaware-based brand withDogfish Head Brewings & Eats, an off-centered brewpub and distillery,Chesapeake & Maine, a geographically-enamored seafood restaurant, Dogfish Inn, a beer-themed inn on the harbor, andDogfish Head Craft Brewery, a production brewery and distillery featuring theTasting Room & Kitchen and Dogfish Head Distilling Co., Dogfish Head is a supporter of theIndependent Craft Brewing Seal, the definitive icon for American craft breweries to identify themselves to be independently-owned and carry the torch of transparency, brewing innovation and the freedom of choice originally forged by brewing community pioneers. Dogfish Head currently sells beer in all 50 states and Washington D.C. For more information, visit www.dogfish.com, Facebook: @dogfishheadbeer, Twitter: @dogfishbeer, and Instagram: @dogfishhead.

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Stowe Cider Releases New Craft Seltzer – Rosé Spritz

July 23, 2020 by Andrew Innes

Stowe Cider Releases New Craft Seltzer – Rosé Spritz

Stowe, VT – Stowe Cider is excited to announce the release of the newest, most limited, release member of the Stowe Craft Seltzer family, Rosé Spritz.

Highlighting Real Fruit, Zero Sugar, and 100 CaloriesRosé Spritz is a smooth blend of seltzer and red wine that has a light, refreshing flavor profile. As always, our Stowe Craft Seltzer series is made with real fruit, zero sugar, is 100 calories, and 5% ABV.

Rosé Spritz is a limited release available now in the taproom, online to ship, and at limited retailers across Vermont. For more information: website

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Nebraska Brewing Announces the Release of Fathead Barleywine Aged in Whiskey Barrels

July 23, 2020 by Dow Scoggins

Nebraska Brewing Company releasing Fathead BarleywineLa Vista, Nebraska – With the issues faced relative to Covid-19, Nebraska Brewing Company made the decision to move the 2020 release window of its highly anticipated Whiskey Barrel Aged Barleywine, Fathead to August 14th.

Fathead Barleywine Aged in Whiskey BarrelsFathead Barleywine was one of the first beers to undergo experimentation within what would become the Nebraska Brewing Company Barrel Aging Program and has served the line well.

Aged in recently emptied American Whiskey barrels, Fathead Barleywine features an addition of dark brown sugar to boost the alcohol and contribute a unique caramel/molasses character attained through a beautiful transformation within a 6 month maturation period and is hopped with just enough Centennial and Cascade to offset the slight sweetness of this big, warming beer.

This particular release also includes the popular Vanilla Bean variant in the Inception Series line.

Paul Kavulak, President of Nebraska Brewing Company stated: “Our entire Reserve and Barrel-Aged line has earned a reputation for outstanding flavor and quality and what began as simple experiments have become central to what we love. Fathead began life well before Nebraska Brewing Company was founded in the form of my homebrew world back in the early 90s. Pull up a chair and grab a friend, you’ll both enjoy the effort.”

Reserve Series Fathead Barleywine has gone on to win numerous accolades over the years including:

  • 2009 US Open Beer Championships – Silver Medal – Barley Wine
  • 2010 World Beer Championships – Bronze Medal – Barley Wine
  • 2013 US Open Beer Championships – Bronze Medal – Barley Wine
  • 2014 18th Annual Great International Beer Competition – Gold Medal – Barley Wine
  • 2015 Brussels Beer Challenge – Silver Medal – Specialty Beer : Barley Wine
  • 2017 World Expo of Beer Competition – Bronze Medal – Strong British

Nebraska Brewing Company was formed in November of 2007 and has established itself as a Midwest Innovator of quality Craft Beers and artisanal Barrel-Aged Products. Building on a reputation for quality, flavor, and creativity, Nebraska Brewing Company strives to be a stand-out in an ever-growing field. Nebraska Brewing Company is proud to be locally owned and locally operated.

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Cliff Thompson – The World’s Tallest Beer Salesman at 8′ 7″

July 21, 2020 by Dow Scoggins

Cliff Thompson - The World's Tallest Beer Salesman at 8' 7".Cliff Thompson was born in Ramsey County, North Dakota, in 1904. None of his family were unusually tall. A Blatz trade card he widely handed out bore a photo of him with his father. That Thompson was much taller and larger than most people became apparent while he was still young but he did not stop growing until he was 27 years old.

Thompson was a North Dakota native who moved with his family to Wisconsin when he was seven. He intended to be a science or math teacher after graduating from Stevens Point State Teachers College but by the time he graduated, he figured that he would earn more money by going to work with the circus and he spent many years as the “Tall Man.”

Thompson was 8′ 7″ tall and was second behind Alton, Ill.’s Robert Wadlow, who was four inches taller and the undisputed World’s Tallest Man. Thompson weighed 460 pounds, was 44 inches at the waist and wore a size 22 shoe.

Still a young man, Cliff made personal appearances and traveled with the Ringling Brothers organization and later with the Cole Brothers Circus.

In 1932 Cliff received screen credits in a short film, “Seal Skins,” with Zasu Pitts and a monkey named Jocko. In 1934 he appeared in feature length pictures, including “Twentieth Century,” with John Barrymore and Carole Lombard and “Murder in the Private Car” with Charles Ruggles and Una Merkel. These were largely “walk on” roles designed to startle the audience.

Cliff went back to the circus, where he met and fell in love with Mary Mars, a 5 foot, 6 inch dancer from Milwaukee who had left her career as a night club performer to join Cole Brothers in 1938. Seeking a more stable lifestyle once they were married, they moved to Milwaukee where Thompson sought to capitalize on his fame and size as a product spokesman for a Ford dealer and milk producers. That is when Blatz beer came into his life.

When the State Fair concluded, Thompson went to the Blatz head offices in Milwaukee where he convinced the management to hire him as spokesman for their products. As shown here, Blatz would give him cards to give out to customers with him and his wife and information on the back.

The financial security of the job allowed Cliff and Mary to wed. At the time he was 34 years old and she was 32. Over the next few years on behalf of Blatz, the couple traveled by automobile all over the United States.

When he grew weary of life on the road–he slept diagonally on two hotel room beds pushed together–he enrolled in law school at Marquette University in Milwaukee. He earned his law degree, presumably becoming at that point the World’s Tallest Lawyer, and practiced law in Iowa and Los Angeles before finally settling in Portland, Oregon where he worked until he died at age 50 in 1955.

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America’s Coolest Home Brewery built by Chris Bowen of Hammersmith Ales

July 21, 2020 by Andrew Innes

America’s Coolest Home Brewery built by Chris Bowen of Hammersmith Ales

America’s Coolest Home Brewery built by Chris Bowen of Hammersmith Ales
HammerSmith Ales started in 2005 , the idea for the name Hammersmith was originally inspired after the town outside of London, England. HammerSmith is rich in history and has a few landmarks significant to music, a famous bridge and an important stop along the river Thames. Chris’s interest in British culture started many years ago, he has always been a fan of British beer , authors of literature, and British personalities. Early on in my exploration of beer, he quickly discovered breweries like Fuller’s, Shepard Naeme, Young’s, Samuel Smith and Greene King. When he started brewing, he quickly decided that he was going to focus on British style beers like English Bitters, Extra Special Bitter , India Pale Ale, Old Ale and Barleywine.

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Savant Systems 1400
This portable brewery on wheels is a HERMS system =Heat Exchanged Recirculating Mash System. Total finished brewing size is 10 gallons. Water is induced from a Reverse Osmosis System and is built back up again depending on the style and region of original brewing water. The system can reproduce approximately 70 different water profiles thoughout the world. Replicating water from the likes of Dublin, London, Pilsen, Dortmunder and Prauge are within our grasp. This system was custom built from scratch, all the plans and designs are a patent pending design of Hammersmith Ales 2006

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PRESS Premium Alcohol Seltzer Expands Flavor Portfolio with Pineapple Basil and Lingonberry Elderflower

July 20, 2020 by Andrew Innes

PRESS Premium Alcohol Seltzer Expands Flavor Portfolio with Pineapple Basil and Lingonberry Elderflower

MILWAUKEE — This month, PRESS Premium Alcohol Seltzer introduced two new flavors to its permanent portfolio — Pineapple Basil and Lingonberry Elderflower. Six-packs of the independent brand’s new flavors are hitting shelves now.

PRESS Pineapple Basil features vibrant, tropical fruit flavor punctuated with the aromatic and herbal tones of garden-fresh basil. PRESS Lingonberry Elderflower combines the refreshing tartness of lingonberries with a touch of slightly sweet floral flavor.

“We love delivering elevated, unexpected flavor profiles,” said Amy Walberg, founder of PRESS Premium Alcohol Seltzer. “Our new Pineapple Basil and Lingonberry Elderflower flavors hit all the right notes – the sweet pineapple is balanced with fresh basil and tart lingonberry finishes with a touch of sweet elderflower.”

Both flavors will be included in a new permanent variety pack alongside previous rotational fan-favorites, Pear Chamomile and Apple Cinnamon, to be released later this year.

“Our rotational flavors have been received with unbridled excitement,” said Walberg. “We’re pleased to bring back two fan favorites for our new variety pack to make them available year-round.”

PRESS Premium Alcohol Seltzer is crafted with all-natural ingredients at 110 calories and 4% ABV. The ultra-premium brand can be found in all 48 contiguous states.

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Non-Alcoholic Craft Beer Maker Surreal Brewing Releases Creatives IPA

July 15, 2020 by Andrew Innes


Non-Alcoholic Craft Beer Maker Surreal Brewing Releases Creatives IPA

CAMPBELL, Calif.— Surreal Brewing Company adds a new thirst-quenching non-alcoholic beer to its lineup! Introducing “Creatives IPA”, an unconventional beverage of tropical aromas and flavors punctuated by a restrained piney West Coast hop finish. One of the latest additions to its growing line of all-natural, innovative, health-conscious craft beers, Creatives IPA was brewed with the ancient Norwegian Kveik yeast strain and a new variety of hop.

“We were intrigued by Kveik yeast as soon as we heard of it a couple of years ago. We have a deep appreciation for every ingredient we use, especially the yeast, which as the old axiom goes: the brewer makes the wort and the yeast makes the beer,“ said Tammer Zein-El-Abedein.

As in all its carefully crafted brews, the new beer consists of a complex blend that captivates a growing number of craft beer enthusiasts as well as those who drink non-alcoholic beverages.

Awarded World’s Best Non-Alcoholic Beer of 2019, Surreal Brewing Company is the family-founded and operated brewing company that specializes in all-natural, non-GMO, non-alcoholic craft beers as a healthy, yet flavorful, alternative to alcohol and/or sugary drinks. The brand’s core brews are all available starting at 17 calories per can, no sugar, low carbs, and two reduced gluten options: Chandelier Red IPA, Juicy Mavs Hazy IPA, 17 Mile Porter, and Natural Bridges Kolsch Style.

Creatives IPA will initially roll out online at Surreal Brewing.com before being made available at select stores in California.

“This brew is a shout out to all creatives, whether that is through the arts, technology, or any other creative outlet, to everyone who creates positive change. This beer is made for all who Dare to Be Different,” said Donna Hockey.

About Surreal Brewing Company
Founded in Campbell, California by husband and wife team, Tammer Zein-El-Abedein and Donna Hockey, Surreal Brewing aims to fill a void in the marketplace with a variety of great-tasting non-alcoholic beverages. Surreal Brewing brings forth a new era in which health-conscious and sober individuals can still enjoy the unique, crisp flavor of beer anytime while maintaining their health goals and feeling included at social gatherings.

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