By now most of us are all very familiar with the New England IPA style that has engulfed the craft beer industry over the last few years. If not that’s completely okay! You’ll have a chance to try these puppies out once and for all. Hopsters specializes in New England IPA’s with both their Newtonian and Comet Citra being a great example of the style. The style is very approachable with low bitterness and its juicy and aromatic flavors keep your taste buds wanting more.
-Colonial Spirits Beer Team
Did you know that Revolution is Chicago’s largest independently owned brewery? Over the course of years Revolution has been tested with the evolving taste of today’s beer drinkers. They’ve produced many different varieties of beer ranging from IPAs, porters, pilsners, Belgian-style ales, pale ales, barrel-aged beers. Revolution is certainly revolutionary stop by and see for yourself!
-Colonial Spirits Beer Team
Saturday May 4th we have a tasting that’s for all of you beer drinkers. We’ll have the hoppy stuff, the crisp clean styles and yes we’ll have some dark beer as well. Mast Landing and Devil’s Purse are two breweries that love to deliver tasty and fresh brews right to our fingertips. We hope to see you soon!
-Colonial Spirits Beer Team
Smuttynose has been brewing beer for nearly 25 years strong! It’s without a doubt they’ve been a staple in the New England craft beer industry for many years. You’re probably familiar with their Shoals, Finest Kind and Old Brown Dog but we’ve got a few surprises in the mix for this tasting. You’ll have to stop by and find out for yourself!
-Colonial Spirits Beer Team
The Pioneers of Vermont craft beer. Some of you know them as Long Trail, bottled their first batch of Long Trail Ale back in 1989. Can you believe these guys have been brewing beer for 30 years!?! The brewers set off on a mission to brew an affordable alternative to the expensive imported beers from Germany, England and Belgium. Over the years they’ve added over 20 new beers to their lineup. Get in here on May 31st from 4 pm to 6 pm and have a taste of some delicious Vermont craft beer!
-Colonial Spirits Beer Team
The Pioneers of Vermont craft beer. Some of you know them as Long Trail, bottled their first batch of Long Trail Ale back in 1989. Can you believe these guys have been brewing beer for 30 years!?! The brewers set off on a mission to brew an affordable alternative to the expensive imported beers from Germany, England and Belgium. Over the years they’ve added over 20 new beers to their lineup. Get in here on May 11th from 1 pm to 3 pm and have a taste of some delicious Vermont craft beer!
-Colonial Spirits Beer Team
