Articles Tagged with ''seasonal beer''

Best Day Brewing announced the launch of its first, seasonal release: Electro-Lime Cerca de Cerveza.

Labatt Blue Light introduced its new fruit flavored light pilsner, Labatt Blue Light Apple.

Bell’s Brewery, now owned by Australian beverage company Lion, was started by Larry Bell in 1983. One of Bell’s most beloved brews is the Oberon Ale, an American wheat ale.

Just in time to ring in holiday cheer, BrewDog unveiled: It’s A Beaut, a festive Pecan & Toffee Stout inspired by the iconic movie “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation.”

With more than 225 years of collective brewing experience, Delaware’s Dogfish Head Craft Brewery and Belgium’s Brouwerji Rodenbach joined forces to release: Crimson Cru, a 7.1% ABV blended red ale.

Nothing screams Halloween quite like Chucky, so Elysian Brewing teamed up with USA Network and SYFY ahead of the second season of the hit TV series to release CHUCKY: A Killer Wit Beer, it says. 

Tennessee Brew Works (TBW) announced the release of its summer seasonal beer: Walk the Lime. Made with Tennessee wheat, this crisp, tropical ale is bursting with fresh lime aromas and flavors of zested citrus and bitter peel, mixing with a clean wheat-driven finish, it says. At 5.4% ABV, this American Wheat Ale is sessionable brew, it adds. 

Elysian Brewing Co., a craft brewer within Anheuser Busch InBev, announced the debut of its new winter seasonal: Skalrok.

Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. announced the 2021 release of its seasonal Celebration Fresh Hop IPA. The 2021 release will mark the 40th year of the iconic IPA, the company notes.

To kick off Oktoberfest festivities, Snyder's of Hanover and Captain Lawrence Brewing Co. reunited to blend the iconic flavor of Snyder's of Hanover slow-baked traditional German style pretzels with Captain Lawrence's craft beers to create SnyderBier, the first-ever Snyder's of Hanover pretzel beer collection. Consumers can visit SnyderBier.com to purchase a 16-ounce, four-pack of the two unique flavors, Märzen and Frücht, while supplies last.