New Brews News 04/26/2021

 GREAT NEWS!

Our retail & restaurant accounts can now order our products online through our Retailer Portal. Registration is quick & easy! Check out the short video below to see all the things you can do.

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Black Plague/Tony Hawk "Tony Hawps Birdhouse IPA"

Style: West Coast IPA

ABV: 6.5%

Notes: This collaboration with the legend, Tony Hawk, and Birdhouse skateboards, Black Plague manifested an incredibly smooth West Coast IPA, full of juicy hop flavors and low bitterness. Brewed with Simcoe and Amarillo hops for a dank, resinous pine foundation balanced with an outstanding aroma of tangerine citrus and hints of fresh grapefruit from the Citra and Centennial dry-hop.

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Black Plague "Tropicus Tropical Pale Ale"

Style: American Pale Ale

ABV: 5.3%

Notes: This tropical pale ale is a refreshing blend of blood orange and grapefruit. A light body and crisp finish make this a go-to beer all year long.

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Flying Dog "Easy IPA"

Style: Session IPA

ABV: 4.7%

Notes: They say that life isn't easy. They also say that you should always put on pants before you go out in public, the best meals aren't made in the microwave, couches aren't meant to have cup holders, and condiments come in vessels other than squeezy tubes. Clearly, they aren't always right. Created to be a sessionable IPA, Easy IPA is a 4.7% hop bomb with huge tropical fruit and citrus character with a crisp, clean malt backbone.

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Hofbräu "Maibock"

Style: Maibock

ABV: 7.2%

Notes: It was a long, long time ago that the Hofbräu Maibock was brewed for the first time. In 1614, the bottom fermented beer specialty filled beer steins for the first time. Even today, Munich's oldest bock beer is still as popular as ever with its full-bodied, malty flavor. The relatively high ABV of 7.2% doesn't do things halfway - and satisfies, especially honest beer connoisseurs.

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New Brews News 04/20/2021

Bell's "Incessant"

Style: Double NEIPA

ABV: 8.5%

Notes: Bell's was asked...incessantly. So, here we are; a New England IPA from Bell's. Their twist? They doubled it. This beer comes directly from their innovation pipeline starting at their original brewery then moving to their Comstock brewery for larger distribution. It is juicy (tropical, mango, and pineapple hop aromas) with a full body and soft bitterness.

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DuClaw "Sour Me Unicorn Farts"

Style: Glittered Sour Ale

ABV: 5.5%

Notes: This glittered sour ale is brewed with cherries, tangerines, and limes. Fruity Pebbles cereal is added into the mash and it's finished off with a sprinkle of a natural, mineral-based edible glitter. A bright, sweet and tart beer with a hint of malty biscuit. 

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Ghost "Ambition Is A Dream"

Style: Nitro Double Cream Ale

ABV: 8%

Notes: A nitro double cream ale loaded with peanuts and bananas. No need to adjust your lenses, no typos here. This stuff is amazing.

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Ghost "East Coast Ghost"

Style: NEIPA

ABV: 7%

Notes: This true to form New England-style IPA is brewed with Amarillo, Mosaic, Mandarina Bavaria, and Wakatu hops. Tremendous notes of pineapple and orange come through. 

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Ghost "Skeleton Key"

Style: American Pale Ale 

ABV: 5.2%

Notes: A pale ale brewed exclusively with New Zealand hops. The lush abundance of zesty citrus and melon flavors are incredible. 

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Ghost "White"

Style: Witbier

ABV: 5%

Notes: A Belgian-style white ale brewed with orange blossom honey, orange peel, coriander, and traditional Belgian yeast. This stuff falls in light with the industry greats.  

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Great South Bay "Blood Orange Pale Ale"

Style: American Pale Ale

ABV: 5.2%

Notes: One of GSB's longest running brews. This pale ale is not your ordinary beer. Brewed with the freshest blood oranges they could get their hands on. It will finish true to style and while being rounded out with a smooth blood orange taste.

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Great South Bay "Blonde Ambition Blonde Ale"

Style: American Blonde Ale

ABV: 4.9%

Notes: GSB's best selling brew. This blonde ale is light, crisp, and very approachable. Once only a summer seasonal, Blonde Ambition has grown to become their most popular beer. Coming in at 4.9%, this light blonde ale will surprise you with a little fruitiness to round it out.

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Great South Bay "Jetty Honey Ale"

Style: Cream Ale

ABV: 5.5%

Notes: GSB's most award winning brew; Jetty is a crisp, clean ale brewed with orange blossom honey. Coming in at 5.5%, this brew will easily become your personal favorite.

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Great South Bay "Massive IPA"

Style: American IPA

ABV: 7%

Notes: Massive is GSB's 7% American IPA, that is brewed exactly like the name suggests. Brewed with a massive amount of hops, Citra being most prominent. This brew finishes out smoothly with a nice juicy end.

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Great South Bay "Mixed Case"

Style: Core Variety Pack

What's In The Box?!

Blonde Ambition Blonde Ale x 4

Blood Orange Pale Ale x 4

Therapy Session IPA x 4

Notes: A straightforward breakdown of GSB's top selling brands in the form of a variety pack. Nothing fancy, nothing too complex, just something that the people want. 

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Great South Bay "Spiked Variety Pack"

Style: Hard Seltzer

What's In The Box?!

Watermelon x 3

Sour Cherry x 3

Sparkling Lemonade x 3

Pineapple x 3

Notes: All the numbers add up. 5% ABV. 100 calories. 2 carbs. Another seltzer? Perhaps. NYC can't get enough of this stuff. In a crowded market such as NYC why would this prevail? Maybe there's more to this seltzer than it seems...

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Great South Bay "Tipsy Tea Variety Pack"

Style: Hard Iced Tea

What's In The Box?!

Tipsy Tea x 4

Tipsy Punch x 4

Tipsy Lemonade x 4

Notes: Y'all. This stuff is on another level. The Tea is AMAZING, the Punch is like a liquid time machine back to the days where nothing mattered, and the Lemonade should be in serious question as to whether there's alcohol in this stuff or not. 

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Great South Bay "Tipsy Tea"

Style: Hard Iced Tea

What's In The Box?!

Tipsy Tea x 12

Notes: Is there alcohol in this stuff? Hard to tell. After a thorough investigation after having 7 of these we can confirm that yes, there is alcohol in this

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Great South Bay "Tipsy Tea Lite"

Style: Light Hard Iced Tea

What's In The Box?!

Tipsy Tea Lite x 12

Notes: Some as above but only 100 calories a can.

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Great South Bay "Therapy Session IPA"

Style: Session IPA

ABV: 4.5%

Notes: This easy drinking session IPA is just what you need to put your mind at ease. With a full aroma, the taste of a traditional IPA  backed with a low ABV. It will replace your favorite session.

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Hi-Wire "Double Hi-Pitch"

Style: Imperial IPA

ABV: 9%

Notes: This extra-large version of their flagship Hi-Pitch IPA gets seriously hopped with classic West Coast hops resulting in some eye-opening dank and citrusy aromas. Expect distinctive melon and grapefruit flavors to balance out the malt in this dangerously drinkable double IPA.

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Hi-Wire "Pink Lemonade Sour Session Ale"

Style: Sour Ale

ABV: 4.2%

Notes: Session Sour Series beers are brewed for their love of fun and drinkable beers that are best enjoyed while hanging with friends and family. This one in particular is brewed with raspberry, lemon peel, and lemongrass for a seriously spritzy and summertime refresher.

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New Brews News 04/01/2021

1623 "Cosmic Therapy Hazy IPA"

Style: Hazy IPA

ABV: 6.6%

Notes: Comet, Belma, and Azacca cosmically collide to bring you Cosmic Therapy. Tropical fruits immediately crash into your nose as the first taste launches the islandy fruit esters from Comet and the groves of orange and grapefruit nuance of Belma. As this celestial beauty finishes you land in the resinous pines and Azacca.

*NOT AVAILABLE IN AA COUNTY

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1623 "Under the Cherry Moon - Sour Cherry Stout"

Style: American Stout

ABV: 6.5%

Notes: This limited edition sour stout draws upon the nearly 800 pounds of dark cherries, 252 pounds post fermentation, to deliver a perfectly balanced tart sour cherry stout. Hints of chocolate and subtle roast round out the flavor profile.

*NOT AVAILABLE IN AA COUNTY  

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Jack's Abby "Shipping Out of Boston"

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Style: American Amber Lager

ABV: 5.3%

Notes: Shipping Out of Boston celebrated the rich and storied manufacturing history of New England. They built this beer with local ingredients inspired by the factories that were once world suppliers. it is a malty, sweet, and lightly hoppy amber lager that pays homage to the past, while manufacturing a bold future.

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Jack's Abby "Sunny Ridge"

Style: Czech-Style Pilsner

ABV: 5.2%

Notes: This aromatic lager features a sunshine hue, herbal noble hop nose, and a dry finish. Jack's Abby balances pilsner malt with a blend of European hops and polishes it with extended periods of cold conditioning. You're royalty now. Drink like it.

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New Brews News 03/17/2021

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Our retail & restaurant accounts can now order our products online through our Retailer Portal.

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Dogfish Head "Blueberry Shrub Vodka Soda"

Style: RTD - Vodka

ABV: 7%

Notes: The ensuing deep, burgundy-colored libation is juicy and subtly sweet from the blueberries, with a slightly sour and complex fruity character from the vinegar.

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DuClaw "It Was All A Dreamsicle"

Style: Double NEIPA

ABV: 8.5%

Notes: Your classic, dreamy orange-vanilla ice cream on-a-stick dessert all hopped up and served as an adult beverage. Medium-bodied and sweet with orange juice, ground vanilla bean and lactose, with Lotus, Amarillo, and Mandarina Bavaria hops. It's all good, you'll have plenty of reasons to share...baby baby.

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DuClaw "The PastryArchy - Oatmeal Cream Pie"

Style: Imperial honey Wheat Ale

ABV: 8%

Notes: Snack on this: aromas and flavors of ultra-soft, spiced oatmeal cookies sandwiching the fluffiest of vanilla cream filling layered in every, single, sip. Golden, medium-bodied and clean with subtle complexities and slight breadiness. You may want one for each hand.

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DuClaw "Sour Me Peach Cobbler"

Style: Sour Ale

ABV: 5.5%

Notes: Peaches, brown sugar, cinnamon, and nutmeg meld into a light-bodied, tart sour with a touch of sweet. It's peaches, spice and everything nice.

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Reckless "Forsvarets Spesialkommando - FSK Norwegian IPA"

Style: Imperial NEIPA

ABV: 10.2%

Notes: Norwegian IPA, fermented at 95 degrees with Kviek yeast, heavily dry-hopped with Amarillo and El Dorado hops.

Reckless "Italian Stallion"

Style: Italian Pilsner

ABV: 5.5%

Notes: Italian Stallion, an Italian Pilsner, is all about the dry hop. This p[ilsner has a heavy dry-hop of Mittlefruh and Saphir hops. Drink a few and you can go a few rounds with Apollo.

Reckless "Limb by Limb - Pineapple Upside Down Cake"

Style: Sour Ale

ABV: 5.5%

Notes: Turn this beer upside down just like the dessert! Kettle sour ale with pineapple, cherry, and vanilla.

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New Brews News - 03/09/2021

BrewDog "East Coast Crush"

Style: NEIPA

ABV: 4.8%

Notes: This New England-style IPA pours as hazy as a brisk Vermont morning. With bags of crisp tropical fruit aromas, this dry-hopped monsoon crushes with pineapple, mango, and a touch of zesty lime. Brewed with wheat and oats, the waves of juicy flavor finish with an unfiltered, coastal-crisp, that's smooth and sessionable. High on hops, low on bitterness, and big on taste.

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BrewDog "Lightspeed"

Style: Lo-Cal IPA

ABV: 4%

Notes: Lightspeed is a 4% hazy pale ale with just 99 calories per can. The all-star hop profile featuring Cascade, Centennial, Citra and Nelson Sauvin conjures flavors of apricot and peach, with hints of citrus fruits and light floral notes refracting off the delicate malt base.

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DuClaw "Gose O's"

Style: Gose 

ABV: 5.5%

Notes: Sour season is open. This gose is brewed with cantaloupe and black lava sea salt for a light, refreshing mix of sweet, salty and smoky flavors. The choice of orange and black ingredients is no coincidence, where DuClaw comes from, these are the colors of summer.

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Surly "Axe Man IPA"

Style: American IPA

ABV: 7.2%

Notes: Dank. Hoppy. Loud. A double dry-hopped journey to IPA Valhalla. Double dry-hopping with Citra and Mosaic hops create this world-renowned IPA's intense tropical fruit and citrus aromas. Brewed with Golden Promise malt, this beer finishes rich and dry. Perhaps Surly's most acclaimed IPA, which is saying something. Remarkably hop-forward and aromatic, it cleaves the competition.

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Surly "Grapefruit Supreme"

Style: Sour Ale 

ABV: 4.5%

Notes: It started in their spring 2019 variety pack. The people wanted more. Surly released it as a standalone six pack for the summer. The people wanted more. It's now available in six packs and twelve packs and Surly removed the seasonal tag. If that doesn't do the trick, they'll begin sourcing tallboys, 750s, party balls, gravity bongs, 50-gallon drums, and those planes they use for forest fires. Braced by bright grapefruit flavor and gentle tartness, this beer reigns supreme. Finishing crisp and citrusy, it sets a new standard for crushable.

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Surly "Hell"

Style: American Pale Lager 

ABV: 5%

Notes: Dorit Ansari is from Germany. Omar Ansari is her son. He has a brewery. She wanted a beer that reminded her of home. This is that beer. Hell is a pale-gold lager not unlike the zwickelbiers popular in Dorit's hometown of Bremen. It's not filtered and it's brewed with lager yeast. You can expect bready malt aromas and flavors, floral hops, and a balanced finish. By the way, the name is a reference to the German word for "light", not Satan's nefarious kingdom, so you don't have to sell your soul for another.

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Surly "Pentagram"

Style: Brett Dark Sour Ale

ABV: 7%

Notes: 100% brettanomyces dark beer, fermented in stainless and aged in used red wine barrels. Brett is a unique yeast strain that produces flavors that would be offensive if they weren't intentional. Flavors of sour cherry, tobacco, oak, and a classic "brett" barnyard funk, balanced by Dark Munich malt chewiness. Enjoy immediately or age at cellar temperature for a couple years.

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Surly "Xtra Citra Pale Ale"

Style: American Pale Ale

ABV: 4.5%

Notes: Bursting with Citra hop flavor and tropical, citrusy notes, this incredibly approachable pale ale showcases Surly's bright side. No, we don't know where the "e" went.

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