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Summer is over! Can you believe it? It's the first couple of days of August and the cool winds of fall are just starting to blow through. The leaves are starting to change and I can smell the apple pie cooling in the window. Wait a second! Is this a dream? Pumpkin beers are already on the shelf?? No really is this happening?? Rub your eyes and the Oktoberfest will be there soon as well. It seems every year the fall seasonal beers roll in earlier and earlier.
So just when you think you are into the middle of Summer...it is suddenly your last chance to pickup that sixer of Shipyard Summer, Victory Summer Love, Dogfish Head Festina Peche, Magic Hat Elderbetty, Shiner Ruby Redbird, Woodchuck Summer, and all the other thirst-quenching, lip-smacking summer ales and lagers out in the market. You've got to stock up now and horde those summer beers for the rest of the doldrum months because the Fall beers are rolling in. No time like the present! So get 'em while you can and get ready for the fall season 'cause it really is just around the corner...not just in your dreams.
Adam Fine
Director of Hoperations
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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NEW AND RETURNING PRODUCTS
VISIT OUR BEERFINDER TO FIND THESE PRODUCTS
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Terrapin Tree Hugger
Brewed for the nature lover in all of us, Tree Hugger ale is blossoming with flavor. Behold the amber color of the "Altcentric" ale and celebrate the majestic balance of both hops and malt. 5% ABV
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Terrapin RecreationAle
Wrap your hand around a can of RecreationAle and explore what outside life has to offer. This hopped up session ale is specially formulated to accompany you on all memories while enjoying this quaffable brew. 4.7% ABV
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Cigar City Cider and Mead Hard Cider
Pours a straw to light gold color. The aroma offers forward notes of Cripps Pink apples with hints of Granny Smith and slight caramel notes. Crisp, fresh, bright, apple flavors edge along the palate and welcome the emergence of acidity and balance. The overall sweetness of the cider, leaves you with a lingering finish of intermingling apple acidity and sweetness. 5.5% ABV
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He'Brew Rejewvenator 2013
Belgian Style Dubble Ale and Dopplebock European Lager brewed with all natural dates and figs. 8% ABV
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He'Brew Messiah Nut Brown Ale
A deep, bold nut brown ale beautifully balanced with rich dark malts and a complex hop character converging to reveal a simply enchanting elixir. 5.5% ABV
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He'Brew Genesis Session Ale
Crisp, smooth and perfectly balanced between a west coast style pale and an amber ale, with a supple malt sweetness and a pronounced hop flourish. 6% ABV
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He'Brew Hop Manna
Hop Manna is the answer to hop heads' prayers for a delicious IPA bearing floral and citrus goodness. At 65 IBUs and 6.8% ABV, Hop Manna is crafted to provide session after session of hop nourishment, from the He'Brew Tribe to yours. 6.8% ABV
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Bittersweet Lenny's R.I.P.A
Brewed with an obscene amount of malts and hops, these shocking flavors - far beyond contemporary community standards - beer judges might not be able to define it. But once you taste it, you sure will! 10% ABV
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He'Brew David's Slingshot
The first lager in the He'Brew family, this summer, hoppy lager blends fire, water, malt, yeast, hops, and the character of the brewer. In the spirits of a slew of Davids and Slingshots, Shmaltz hoists their tribute to the glory of summer. L'Chaim! 5.5% ABV
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Other returning favorites:
Look out for returning hits such as: Southern Tier Pumking, Left Hand Polestar Pilsner, Terrapin Monk's Revenge, Shipyard Pumpkinhead!
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By: Chris Staten
We've been keeping track of the burgeoning session IPA trend for a few years now-we named Drake's Alpha Session one of our Top 25 Beers of 2012-but I think it's pretty safe to say that, at this point, the movement is in full-on trend mode. The only problem: For some, the name is a bit confusing.
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By: Blair Anthony Roberston
Moments before sitting down at home to write this, I popped open a beer - the deliciously malty Coloma Brown by American River Brewing Co. in Rancho Cordova - and poured it into a tall glass, admiring the toffee-colored foam as it climbed to the rim.
It made me think: This beer experience would be much better shared.
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By: Jim Galligan
It should come as no surprise that craft beer is the centerpiece of director Joe Swanberg's new romantic dramedy "Drinking Buddies," because the man is a massive beer geek.
The film stars Olivia Wilde ("TRON: Legacy") and Jake Johnson (Fox's "The New Girl") as a pair of coworkers at a Chicago brewery who are drawn to each other despite being in relationships with other people. It also stars craft beer. Lots and lots of craft beer.
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Featured Beer
Cocktail
The Last Strand
-2 oz bourbon
-1 oz simple syrup
-Orange peel for garnish
-3 to 4 oz Coronado Orange Ave Wit
Optional: 1 small piece of ginger for garnish
Shake bourbon and simple syrup together and pour over ice. Top remainder of glass with Coronado Orange Avenue Wit. Garnish with an orange peel and piece of ginger. Serve in a rocks glass.
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Featured Recipe
IPA Ceviche Lettuce Wraps
By: The Beeroness
Difficulty: Easy
Celebrate Belgian Independence Day with these decadent Belgian Waffles served with a Liefmans Fruitesse Reduction.
Ingredients:
-1 lb raw shrimp, diced
-½ cup lemon juice
-½ cup lime juice
-1 manila mango, peeled and diced
-1 tomato, diced
-½ red onion, diced
-1 jalapeno, diced, seeds removed
-¼ cup lime juice
-¼ cup lemon juice
-1 tsp sriracha
-2/3 cup IPA beer
-4 heads endive
-1 head radicchio
Directions:
Place the shrimp in a small bowl.
Cover with ½ cup lime juice and ½ cup lemon juice.
Cover and refrigerate until the shrimp have turned pink, about 2 hours.
In a separate bowl combine the remaining ingredients (except the radicchio and the endive), allow to marinate for at least one hour.
Just prior to serving, drain the shrimp, add to the mango bowl and toss to combine.
Scoop a few tablespoons of the ceviche into the leaves of the endive and the radicchio, serve chilled.
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